After two seasons with the Dallas Mavericks, Klay Thompson was ultimately reduced to a status ill-fitting with his Hall of Fame career. At the end, Thompson became an asset that the Mavericks couldn’t get anything for.
Sure, he’ll start his age-37 season in a couple months, now with the Miami Heat, after the Mavs bought out the final year of his three-year, $50-million contract on Friday. And sure, he can no longer defend like he once did or get up and down the court like he once did.
But the primary reason the Mavericks found it so difficult to find a trade partner in a deal for Thompson, which would have reportedly been the team’s…
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