With Stephen Curry out, it's not enough for Jimmy Butler to be the team's Batman. He'll need to dust off his Superman cape.

There was a line of thinking that Jimmy Butler didn't put his foot on the gas in Golden State's Game 2 loss to the Timberwolves because he was saving up his energy for Game 3 at home, when the Warriors were likely to have their best shot to steal the one win they need in this series to stay afloat until Stephen Curry can potentially get back.

The Golden State Warriors are rumored to be eyeing a blockbuster trade for Lakers superstar LeBron James to join Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, forming a veteran Big 3. While the move could boost their championship hopes,

A remarkable chapter is being penned in the NBA Playoffs, as nine players who didn’t initially make the Division I cut turn out to be indispensable to their teams’ successes this postseason. Although these players were initially overlooked,

Minnesota blasted Golden State in Game 2, and Butler didn't seem terribly interested in, if even capable of, doing much about it

And while Green's impact can't often be entirely, or even accurately, judged based on the traditional box score, his defense was also an issue Saturday. Forward Julius Randle put up a triple-double for Minnesota, the first Timberwolves player to do so in a playoff game since Kevin Garnett in 2004.