Ohm Youngmisuk: "Warriors are now 2-0 in the Jimmy Butler era, handling the Giannis-less Bucks, 125-111, in Milwaukee. They've now won the first two games with Butler by 14 and 21 points.

“We had to have him,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr said of Jimmy Butler, who scored 27 points in Monday's Game 4 win after returning from an injury.

In the basketball world, the name Jimmy Butler III is synonymous with one of the NBA's fiercest competitors. So when Butler was back in the Warriors lineup after missing one game due to a pelvis ...

Butler finished with just 11 points and six rebounds in the loss, which reflected on a poor team performance as the Warriors shot below 40% from the field and sub-30% from three.

The exchange at the Warriors press conference sparked a wave of mixed reactions. It's not unusual for Jimmy Butler to own a press conference; he's known for his dry humor, confident energy, and ...

Jimmy Butler, the man who turned their season around when he arrived in a February trade, had another underwhelming game with 17 points on 4-of-11 shooting. It caused one user on X to make a big ...

Golden State Warriors are keenly observing Giannis Antetokounmpo's decision. He may take time to decide on his trade request ...

@RealJayWilliams sounds off on Jimmy Butler's performance after the Warriors' loss to the Timberwolves in Game 5. "You weren't asked to win the war, you were asked to hold the damn line." pic ...

Butler has scored 25 or more points in four of his last five games for the Warriors, including an impressive 38-point performance in the play-in tournament against the Memphis Grizzlies. Advertisement ...

Jimmy Butler couldn't keep the Warriors alive in the playoffs against the Timberwolves without Stephen Curry, and fans attacked him on social media. Jimmy Butler couldn't keep the Warriors alive ...

Jimmy Butler's output in the Golden State Warriors' final two postseason loss left the 35-year-old open to sharp ... Jimmy Butler's performance in Warriors' Game 5 loss criticized by NBA analysts ...

Jimmy Butler didn't need to give a deep breakdown of Hield's shooting splits or defensive impact; his quick jab, intentional or not, was enough to keep the storyline going long after the final buzzer.