The return of Klay Thompson is finally here, and emotions are running high already. An hour before the game, fans and his Golden State Warriors teammates and coaches are in their feelings about Thompson and seeing No. 11 on the court for the first time in 941 days.

“It’s pretty special. I guess whatever happens regardless of the outcome, this will be a game I’ll remember my whole life just, because of what Klay has done for our franchise, what he’s done for me, what he’s done for his teammates, how much they all mean to each other,” Steve Kerr told ClutchPoints.

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Everyone shares the same feeling when it comes to Klay Thompson. Players all over the NBA have shown their support and love for the second member of the Splash Bros.

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Thompson is expected to play somewhere around 10-15 minutes in his debut against the Cleveland Cavaliers. He's in the starting lineup for the Warriors, so it might not take long to witness him score his first basket.

The Warriors aren't putting any extra pressure on Thompson, but this is a moment that has been anticipated for a long time. So the pressure is there, but it isn't because everyone wants to see a huge game. It's because everyone wants to see a healthy Klay Thompson.

The Warriors are 29-9 this season without Klay, and they are looking to add some more wins to their record with him. It starts Sunday night at the Chase Center.