Golden State Warriors Has ‘Zero’ Chances of Beating the Wolves, Former NBA Star Said

Howard had a blunt response and even compared them to the reigning champions, the Boston Celtics.

“They got about the same amount of a chance as Boston do. Zero,” Howard said. “It’s over with for both of them.”

“I’m going with it, Golden State is out.”

Like the Golden State Warriors, the Celtics are down 3-1. Similarly, their best player suffered an injury. However, Boston’s Jayson Tatum had a more severe injury as he tore his right Achilles tendon.

Both teams still have a chance since they are still in the postseason. However, it will take a lot from the rest of the roster to do most of the heavy lifting in their star’s absence.

The Golden State Warriors had a minor setback in Game 4

While most of the attention was on Curry’s hamstring injury, many overlooked what Butler went through in Game 4 . The Golden State Warriors star played through an illness, head coach Steve Kerr pointed out. While that wasn’t the sole reason for his lack of aggression offensively, Kerr said it had an impact on his performance.

However, he assured the media that the six-time All-Star will be ready for Game 5.

“But he’s feeling better and he’ll be ready to go tomorrow,” the Warriors coach said.

Butler only had nine shots against Minnesota. He finished with 14 points and six rebounds. The game before that, he was more assertive on the offensive end. The former Miami Heat star had 26 shots from the field and finished with 33 points.