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Jimmy Butler returns from injuries to lead warriors past rockets


Warriors star Jimmy Butler returned from an injury in game 4 out of 27 points and five important free throws in the last minute, and Houston is now exposed to potential removal in game 5.

After the Houston Rockets had run with four points too late, they were surpassed in Golden State (Box Score) with seven points with 109:10 games in the last four minutes of the 109:10 game. A controversial three-shot foul by Dillon Brooks against Warriors star Jimmy Butler in a tie game with less than a minute was crucial.

With the loss, Golden State leads the best-of-Seven series with a 3-1 lead. You will try to end the first round of the first round in game 5 on Wednesday in Houston.

The remarkable statistics included:

  • Alperen Sengun: 31 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals; 12-von-28 shooting (42.9%), 7 out of 10 for free throws (70.0%)
  • Fred Vanvleet: 25 points, 6 templates; 8 from-12 to 3-pointer (66.7%)
  • Amen Thompson: 17 points, 9 rebounds, 2 assists; 7-von-12 shooting (58.3%)
  • Jalen Green: 8 points, 5 sales; 3 von-8 shooting (37.5%), 1-von-5 on 3 pointers (20.0%)
  • Steven Adams: 5 points, 7 rebounds, 4 blocks; 2-von 4 shooting (50.0%)
  • Jimmy Butler: 27 points, 6 templates, 5 rebounds; 7-of-12 shooting (58.3%), 12 out of 12 for free throws
  • Brandon Podziemski: 26 points, 5 templates; 9-of-18 shooting (50.0%), 6 from 11 to 3 points (54.5%)
  • Steph Curry: 17 points, 3 templates, 4 sales; 6-von -13 shooting (46.2%), 2 von-8 on 3-no-older (25.0%)

After the lack of game 3 and most of the game 2, Butler returned with a left -wing pelvicontusion, and his three free throws in a tie with less than a minute were the difference.

Although the Rockets defeated the Golden State for total shooting, 3-point shooting and rebounds, they only made 19 out of 31 free throws (61.3%), compared to 20 out of 22 for the Warriors (90.9%). This gap turned out to be crucial.

Game 4 highlights

Postgame interviews

Rockets Warriors in 2025 NBA playoffs

  • Game 1: Warriors 95, Rockets 85 (Golden State Leads, 1-0)
  • Game 2: Rockets 109, Warriors 94 (Tied series, 1-1)
  • Game 3: Warriors 104, Rockets 93 (Golden State Leads, 2-1)
  • Game 4: Warriors 109, Rockets 106 (Golden State Leads, 3-1)
  • Game 5: in Houston (Wednesday, April 30, 6:30 p.m. on TNT)
  • Game 6If necessary: ​​at Golden State (Friday, May 2, TBD)
  • Game 7If necessary: ​​in Houston (Sunday, May 4th, TBD)

All games that are not broadcast on ABC are also broadcast via a regional Space City Home Network show with your own Broadcast team from Houston.

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