Why a change of scenery for Warriors’ Jimmy Butler reminds me of Jerry Rice
The Rice of 1999 and 2000 had become a No. 2 option to Terrell Owens and failed to break 900 yards receiving both years. The day of his big farewell at Candlestick Park, Owens caught 20 passes for 283 yards in a win over the Chicago Bears, upstaging the then-38-year-old Rice for the last time.
Their contracts are all aligned. The goal is clear. And on Saturday, the Warriors and Jimmy Butler began the honeymoon.
Jimmy Butler and the Golden State Warriors played the Milwaukee Bucks in Wisconson. The Warriors won by a score of 125-111.
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Kerr explains how Butler brings missing ‘it' factor to WarriorsThe Warriors are 2-0 since trade-deadline acquisition Jimmy Butler made his debut, and coach Steve Kerr is thoroughly ...
Steph Curry credits Butler's arrival for his 2-game mini-breakout — 72 points in 68 minutes on 22-of-43 shooting, with 14 ...
Curry, who is averaging 23.3 points per game this season, scored 34 against the Bulls before dropping 38 on the Bucks. As a ...
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Steph Curry explodes for 38 points to lead Warriors past Bucks, 125-111Curry and Lillard dueled back and forth for most of the game, with each veteran guard carrying their teams on offense. Curry ...
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Dwyane Wade On Why Jimmy Butler Will Succeed With The Warriors: "A Wild Dog Off The Leash"Jimmy Butler’s move to the Warriors pairs him with Stephen Curry, creating a new dynamic that could revitalize Golden State’s championship aspirations.
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