When Shams Charania revealed that the Golden State Warriors star, Jimmy Butler, has a right ACL tear, the Dub Nation experienced a moment of deja vu. A reiteration of the 2019 NBA Finals, where Klay Thompson fell prey to the ominous injury.
Steph Curry’s comments about the intense defensive pressure he faced from the Charlotte Hornets have sparked plenty of conversation across basketball circles.
The Golden State Warriors suffered a major blow this week when it was revealed that star wing Jimmy Butler had suffered a season-ending ACL injury. The injury comes amidst the Warriors finding a bit of a groove recently, having gone 6-1 in their recent home stand.
Former NBA All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins did not mince words when discussing the future of Steve Kerr as head coach of the Golden State Warriors. Appearing on the latest episode of FanDuel’s Run It Back, Cousins offered a blunt assessment when asked by Chandler Parsons whether Kerr would still be coaching the Warriors next season.
Sports can be unforgiving even on the best of days as the Golden State Warriors found out on Monday night. Despite winning against the Miami Heat, star forward Jimmy Butler ended up leaving the game with a torn ACL, which will sideline him for the rest of the season.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
The Warriors have not formally confirmed the diagnosis, but Jimmy Butler and his representation on Tuesday left little doubt about the severity of the injury.
At 37, Stephen Curry remains one of the NBA’s top players. This week, he was named as one of the Western Conference starters for the 2026 NBA All-Star Game.
There are only a few coaches who have won as much as Steve Kerr. DeMarcus Cousins understands well the kind of culture the Warriors head coach sets. But he feels times must change for the Warriors to progress further as an organization.
The Golden State Warriors just got hit with some tough injury news. While the Warriors stayed hot on Monday, as they racked up their fourth win in a row
Draymond Green was out of the lineup for the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night. The four-time All-Star was sidelined with an ankle injury. Green was not able to help the Warriors secure a 135-112 win over the Miami Heat, which marked Golden State's fourth straight win.