With Klay Thompson's season debut for the Golden State Warriors drawing closer, the All-Star shooting guard recently said that he isn't too worried about his shot. This is despite the fact that he hasn't played an NBA game in 30 months.

As it turns out, there is a good reason why Thompson isn't sweating his shot too much. Apparently, he never lost it. On Saturday, the Warriors star effortlessly drained 24 consecutive corner treys in a clip that has now gone completely viral (h/t Bleacher Report on Twitter):

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Klay Thompson is a machine. The Warriors two-guard literally hit 24 straight shots from distance without missing. In case you were counting, that's 72 points in less than a minute and a half. If that doesn't impress you then you probably have a strong bias against Thompson and/or the Dubs.

The Warriors have yet to announce a target date for Thompson, but he is expected to make his much-awaited return sometime in January. Everyone has been saying that we should all temper our expectations on the Dubs stud once he finally comes back, but in all honesty, sequences such as these make it very difficult not to get extremely excited about the return of Klay Thompson.