Kurtenbach: The Warriors’ Jimmy Butler trade accomplished exactly what they wanted
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Kurtenbach: The Warriors’ Jimmy Butler trade accomplished exactly what they wanted
Just because the Warriors aren’t going to the Western Conference Finals, much less the NBA Finals, doesn’t mean the Jimmy Butler trade didn’t work. Just as the team’s inability to make the playoffs outright or beat the Rockets in anything less than seven games cannot be viewed as a failure, either. Frustration? Fair game. Annoyance? Absolutely. But it’s simply not a failure. You can want more, even expect more from these Dubs while still acknowl…
Steve Kerr Reveals Why Jimmy Butler Struggled in Game 4
The Golden State Warriors will enter Game 5 without Stephen Curry and without much room for error. Down 3–1 in the series and heading into Minnesota for a do-or-die matchup, the Dubs are once again putting their postseason hopes in the hands of Jimmy Butler.The problem? Butler hasn’t looked like himself.After going off for 33 points in Game 3, Butler attempted just nine shots in Game 4 and finished with 14 points. He looked tentative, flat, and—…
Hanifan Reveals Pat Riley's Butler Decision Still Faces Scrutiny
The 2024-25 Miami Heat season concluded on a disappointing note, marked by the departure of star player Jimmy Butler to Golden State in a complex trade. Despite the front office, led by Pat Riley, deciding against a costly contract extension for Butler, which was justified by his performance decline, they still face criticism for their overall management. Miami is now back in a familiar state of mediocrity, needing to reassess their strategy and…
Steve Kerr on Jimmy Butler illness: It was definitely impactful
Anthony Slater: Steve Kerr called Jimmy Butler’s illness yesterday “definitely impactful.” He went from 26 shots in G3 to nine in G4. Kerr: “But he’s feeling better and he’ll be ready to go tomorrow.” Steph Curry remains out but did make the trip with the team.Source: Twitter @anthonyVslater What’s the buzz on Twitter? Duane Rankin @DuaneRankin Gregg Popovich last NBA Coach of the Year winner to win championship same season in 2013-14 with Spur…
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