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Jimmy Butler injury update: Warriors star 'in serious jeopardy' of missing Game 3 vs. Rockets, per report
The Jimmy Butler injury update arrived about 24 hours after he landed hard on his tailbone Wednesday night, and it's a good news, bad news situation for the Golden State Warriors. The good news, according to ESPN,
Jimmy Butler Reportedly 'in Serious Jeopardy' for Warriors vs. Rockets G3 with Injury
Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler has been diagnosed with a deep glute muscle contusion, putting his availability for Game 3 on Saturday against the Houston Rockets in serious doubt, per ESPN’s Shams Charania. An MRI revealed that Butler does not have a fracture or any significant structural damage, per Charania.
Jimmy Butler avoids fracture, but Game 3 availability reportedly in jeopardy with deep glute muscle contusion
Golden State's Jimmy Butler has been diagnosed with a deep glute muscle contusion and his status for Game 3 against the Houston Rockets is in serious jeopardy, league sources tell ESPN. This is best case because MRI showed Butler avoided any fracture or structural damage. pic.twitter.com/nTEjv4QKp7
Golden State Warriors star Jimmy Butler suffered a pelvic contusion after exiting the club's Game 2 loss to the Houston Rockets on Wednesday, clouding his status for Saturday's Game 3 while also ...
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"They're a completely and utterly different team" - Michael Wilbon says Jimmy Butler's absence will derail Golden State's playoff hopesIn. They're a completely and utterly different team. They know this. They're not unaware of this." "And so, that is what led ...
The Golden State Warriors face a setback as Jimmy Butler's availability for Game 3 against the Houston Rockets is uncertain.
Stephen A. Smith explains why the Warriors face an uphill battle against the Rockets without Jimmy Butler on the floor.
Butler is reportedly set to undergo an MRI this Thursday, per Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPN. While Butler's status is unclear, the ...
It took the Golden State Warriors one game in the NBA playoffs to convince ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins that they are "legit title contenders." ...
Seventh-seeded Golden State never led and played short-handed for most of the night after Jimmy Butler left with a pelvis ...
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