Is Klay Thompson unfollowing the Warriors a telltale sign?

Moody cited his own experience of dealing with such drama. Last year, fans thought he was unhappy with the Warriors and therefore unfollowed the franchise on Instagram.

"Last year, they had a video that said I unfollowed the Warriors, but I didn't follow them in the first place," Moody told ABC's "After the Game" broadcast, adding that he never had an Instagram account. "I didn't follow them all year. You got to be careful when the media is playing witch [such] situations." 

Despite Green and Moody's lack of concern over Thompson's social media activity, the fact remains that the sharpshooter could be on the verge of donning non-Warriors colors for the first time in his career.

Thompson is rumored to draw interest from teams such as the Sixers, Thunder and Magic when he becomes a free agent on June 29. 

According to The Athletic's Marcus Thompson II, the chances of Thompson staying put in the Bay Area are not "looking good," especially since the second-generation star will have "a bunch of money thrown at him" from interested suitors. 

The Warriors are unlikely to get into a bidding war with teams for Thompson, per The Athletic's Anthony Slater, who reported last month that the franchise intends to retain him "only at the right price."