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As the Warriors’ official X handle revealed: "Jimmy Butler III is the first Warrior in franchise history to have 120+ Points, 30+ Rebounds and 30+ Assists through a player's first six games with ...

But when Green declared that the Warriors, sitting in the No. 10 seed in the Western Conference at the time, but with Jimmy Butler in tow, “are going to win the championship,” it was ...

Since acquiring a disgruntled Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat earlier this month, the Golden State Warriors have experienced a much-needed resurgence. On Sunday, they secured a dominant 126-102 ...

Butler’s plus-28 +/- was the best of any Golden State talent in their home debut, as @StatMamba revealed on X. ”Jimmy Butler had the highest +/- in a home debut in Warriors franchise history ...

Jimmy Butler has found himself again. The same Jimmy Butler that became the savior for Miami during the Bubble Year is the same Butler that has resurfaced with Golden State. According to Brian ...

Less than a year ago, Jimmy Butler had made it clear that he wouldn't retire and wanted to end his career with the Miami Heat. Fast forward to the present day, and Jimmy Butler is now playing in ...

GO DEEPER With Jimmy ... X amount of years, but now that we’re here, and we get to mix up playing fast and (slowing) the ball down to make sure that we can win, we can do that too.” Butler ...

according to StatMamba on X. This happened in the very same game the Warriors retired Iguodala's No. 9 jersey. "Jimmy Butler had the highest +/- in a home debut in Warriors franchise history." ...

Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler has been everything the team has wanted and more. When the Warriors traded for Butler, they desperately needed a boost. Very few expected that the ...

Jimmy Butler is focused on the ... It’s always good,” Butler said in the tunnel in a video posted by the NBA’s X account. “Now I gotta find somewhere to live. I got nowhere to live out ...

It only took five games for the Golden State Warriors and new star Jimmy Butler to get ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith to change his tune about the blockbuster trade’s impact. The morning after the ...