When Jimmy Butler feels it, the rest of the NBA will know.
In Butler's era, the Warriors were 5-1, and Golden State seemed to be just clicking.
The chef and the butler are cooking – the latter averaged 20.0 points, 5.7 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 1.5 steals, and he felt himself.
“Honestly – in the most modest way – I fit everywhere,” Butler said, by sports. “I'm because I'm going to play basketball the right way. I'm going to play games. A lot of people are shooting 3 tons here. You can't see me shooting 3 tons there.
“I'm going to do my job because what I do can help the team win. I'm going to be alert, to steal, to get to the free throw line, I'm going to hit the guy who opens 10 out of 10 times. I think that's why The reason it works here. The only thing (about his new situation) is what I want to want. I want to be here. I'm fine with that. That's where I want it. Real S-.”
While in Miami, Butler almost begged Pat Riley to add more championship games to the roster, and now he has Dubs, it seems he won't take it for granted.
“I think my role is clearer than ever,” Jimmy said. “That's it. Here, everyone knows their role and they know when the ball should go where in the game, it's a huge The difference. It's not that no one is fighting to shoot. No one is doing nothing. You get the ball where you need to go. In the fourth quarter, you slow down the ball, play well, take care of the ball, and that's winning at a high level The league needs. They have done it many times.
“This is something I’ve been trying to do over the last X years, but now we’re here, we can play quickly, (slow down) the ball to make sure we can win, and we can do it.”
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