Butler, who sat next to Warriors star Stephen Curry for a portion of the second quarter, kept a coaches clipboard in his lap while offering advice and encouragement to his teammates throughout the night. Butler has acknowledged how difficult it has been to be at a game and not be able to help his teammates since suffering the ACL tear in January. “Very difficult,” Butler told The Athletic recently. “It’s vastly different — because when I’m watching it on TV, I’m like, there ain’t s— I can do. I can’t hop through the TV and get there. But my jersey is hanging up in my locker, so whenever I’m there I’m like, ‘S—, I could put my jersey on. I could go out there.’ On TV, I’m kind of like I can hug and kiss the TV, wish I was there with you guys, but when I’m there I’m like, man …”New York TimesThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: “Very difficult,” Butler told The Athletic recently. …
“Very difficult,” Butler told The Athletic recently. …
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- “Very difficult,” Butler told The Athletic recently.
- “Very difficult,” Butler told The Athletic recently.
- Butler has acknowledged how difficult it has been to be at a game and not be able to help his teammates since suffering the ACL tear in January.
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