Jimmy Butler speaks a new injury to Warriors against Lakers

On Thursday evening against the Los Angeles Lakers, the striker of Golden State Warriors, Jimmy Butler, suffered a short fear when he injured the game with a forearm injury.

The Warriors star finally returned to the game, but fought a little on the pitch due to the injury. After the game, Butler spoke to the forearm injury, which still bothered him after the victory.

“It’s part of the game,” said Butler about the injury. “A little stole. I hope that I will be fine; we will see tomorrow.”

While the injury to Butler clearly limited on the pitch, he explained that he had no examination because he concentrated too much to return to his teammates.

“Not yet,” said Butler about a test. “I think we all really focused on getting it. So I tried to keep the main thing about the main thing, and that focuses on winning it.”

“Maybe I probably don’t hope,” Butler added to get an MRI. “We’ll see how I feel in the morning.”

When asked what the key to the injury was going through, Butler gave a very simple answer – he wanted to win.

“If you know why you are doing what you do, it is to win and go out there and compete with our boys,” said Butler. “You see that Steph hit and he goes out there and does it, everyone was popped at this time of year.”

The Golden State Warriors have a gap against Denver Nuggets on Friday.

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