Klay Thompson is making up for lost time. The Golden State Warriors sharpshooter has been sorely missed by fans and teammates alike – and he's reminding us all why early in Game 3 against the Memphis Grizzlies.

Klay Thompson made seven of his first nine shots in what's been a smoking hot shooting night from the Warriors. One in particular showed just what kind of night it's been in Golden State as Klay nailed a deep shot off one leg. Check out the nasty triple below:

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The Warriors are at their best when Klay Thompson gets in a zone and lets it fly with no conscience. But it wasn't just Klay who lit up the nets on Saturday.

Golden State stayed above 60% shooting from the field and even hovered close to 70% for a good portion of the game. With Stephen Curry, Jordan Poole, and Andrew Wiggins all piling on the points, it gets nearly impossible for Ja Morant and the Grizzlies to keep up, even when the Memphis All-Star is hitting ridiculous shots of his own.

With such high-octane offensive weapons at their disposal, the Golden State Warriors can score with the best of them. There's no doubt they have enough for another run at the title.