Butler had a major playoff debut with the Warriors in Game 1, backing up Curry with 25 points, seven rebounds, six assists, and five steals. He and Curry combined for 56 points, dominating on offense en route to the series-opening victory.

One of the things that makes Steph Curry so great is the fact that he never ceases to amaze. This was the case yet again on Saturday night as the former back-to-back MVP exploded for 36 points in the Golden State Warriors' 104-93 win against the Houston Rockets in Game 3.

The Warriors started Jonathan Kuminga in Butler’s place on Saturday night, but he didn’t play in the fourth quarter as Gary Payton II had a big impact late.