Warriors’ Jimmy Butler won’t return to Thunder clash with knee injury

Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors acknowledged the impressive start of the Oklahoma City Thunder, who improved to a remarkable 21-1 record, drawing comparisons to the Warriors' historic 73-win season in 2015-16. Green's comments reflect a deep respect for the Thunder's pursuit of excellence in the NBA.

Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors is set to miss at least three more games due to a quad injury sustained during a recent match against the Houston Rockets. The injury, which occurred late in the game, has raised concerns about his health and prompted the team to conduct an MRI to assess its severity.

Seth Curry made a notable return to the Golden State Warriors, scoring 14 points, along with two assists and two three-pointers in his debut at Chase Center. This performance comes as the team continues to await the return of his brother, Stephen Curry, who is sidelined due to injury.

The Golden State Warriors suffered a 124-112 defeat against the Oklahoma City Thunder, marking their return to a .500 record at 11-11 for the season. The game was notably impacted by the injury of star player Jimmy Butler, who exited in the second quarter, leaving the Warriors to navigate the remainder of the match without both Butler and Stephen Curry. Despite the loss, Seth Curry's performance provided a glimmer of hope for the team.

Draymond Green achieved a significant milestone by becoming only the second player in Golden State Warriors history to play 900 regular-season games for the franchise, joining Stephen Curry in this exclusive club during a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Draymond Green delivered a standout performance for the Golden State Warriors against the Oklahoma City Thunder, stepping up in the absence of Stephen Curry, who was sidelined due to a quad contusion. Despite a significant halftime deficit of 63-44, Green's efforts helped the Warriors narrow the gap during the third quarter, showcasing his leadership and skill on the court.

The Golden State Warriors faced a challenging game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, ultimately falling short in their comeback attempt after star player Jimmy Butler exited with an apparent knee injury. The absence of both Butler and Stephen Curry significantly impacted the team's performance, leading to a disappointing outcome.

Seth Curry made his first basket as a member of the Golden State Warriors during a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder at Chase Center in San Francisco, contributing to the team's efforts in the absence of his brother, Stephen Curry.