The Golden State Warriors ended their six-game losing streak with a convincing win behind strong performances from point guards Stephen Curry and Chris Paul. Recognizing Klay Thompson's recent struggles, the team made a concerted effort to get him involved early. That strategy paid off as Thompson scored 12 points in the first quarter and finished the game with 20 points on 5-of-11 shooting from the three-point line.

Chris Paul contributed a valuable double-double with 15 points and 12 assists. His performance helped prevent the Warriors from squandering a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter. After the game, Klay Thompson talked about his training with Chris Paul and the impact of his advice.

In a video released by the Warriors on NBCS, Thompson acknowledged the importance of Paul's guidance. "It's been very helpful," he said. "I mean, whenever Chris Paul talks, you have to listen. The man has been through it all."

Thompson further elaborated on his admiration for Paul, citing his recent viewing of the "Redemption Team" documentary. "As a matter of fact, I watched the 'Redemption Team' documentary last night. It was pretty cool to see young Chris get bullied by his teammates as a rookie and he's still here playing. It made me respect him a lot."

Despite Chris Paul's close relationship with the Team Redemption stars, his rookie status at his first Olympics required him to perform rookie duties, including carrying his teammates' luggage and possibly other undisclosed tasks.

However, witnessing CP3's journey from rookie to the established player he is today has inspired Clay. "Whenever he speaks and sees something, we have to apply it because he's a basketball expert," Thompson said in praise of the 19-year veteran.

Chris Paul maintains unwavering faith in Klay Thompson

Klay Thompson's start to the season has been far from what he expected. With his contract expiring this year, Thompson's goal was to have a breakout season. However, 15 games into the season, he finds himself at a career low in every statistical category. He is currently averaging 14.4 points per game, shooting 40.3 percent from the field and 34.3 percent from three.

Some critics have even speculated about Thompson's retirement. Despite these questions, his teammates remain steadfast in their support of him. In a video uploaded by 95.7 The Game, Chris Paul expressed his unwavering confidence in Klay's shooting ability.

"I tell Klay all the time," Paul said. "I've been playing against him for a long time. Every time he shoots the ball, I think it's going in ...... Every time I push the ball up the court, I'm looking for him."

With precise shot selection and consistent opportunities like today, Klay Thompson is expected to regain his form as one of the world's top shooters. For now, patience is the key to getting him over this slump.