The Warriors officially confirmed that Curry was missing G5! Or play the final game of the season and the game of life and death can only rely on Butler

On May 14, Beijing time, the Warriors officially updated the G5 injury situation, and there was only Curry's name on the injury list, and he was sure that he would not play in this game. According to the previous arrangement, Curry will be reviewed for injury on the day of the G5 game.

Previously, Curry said in an interview with Spears that G5 would be difficult to make a comeback. Curry said at the time: "Even if I wanted to be Superman, I couldn't do it. The remarks were in response to teammate Green's comments. Green has said that neither the Warriors nor Curry will force him to "play Superman" if the star isn't fully ready to make a comeback.

Without Curry, the Warriors lost 110-117 to the Timberwolves in Game 4. With the Western Conference semifinals down 3-1, the Warriors must win Game 5 in Minneapolis to continue their season, and that without Curry.

Curry suffered a Grade 1 hamstring strain in the second quarter of Game 1 on May 7 and will be re-evaluated on Thursday. If the Warriors can extend the series, Curry will get an extra three days of recovery time before Game 6, which could be next Monday.

Butler, the Warriors' other core, is also out of shape. Green said Butler said he was unwell. This season, Butler has been interviewed after almost every game, but after the fourth game, he has already left when the locker room was open to the media.

Speaking about Butler, Green said, "Obviously, we need him to shoot. But the opponent's defense made a targeted arrangement for him. So, we're trying to make up for that. But I knew he wasn't feeling well, he was in terrible shape all day. It also affected his playing energy. We're not going to make excuses, though. With Curry still needing more recovery time, the Warriors need Butler to be at his best in order to keep this season going.

Warriors head coach Kerr said of Butler: "He wasn't as aggressive as he used to be tonight. But I didn't see much of a shot from him. Ideally, we should have more pitchers around him to open up space. But Stephen wasn't there, and we couldn't do that. We'll look back at the footage and see what chances we can create for him. I know he's going to be more aggressive in the fifth game. ”

Edwards, who won gold for the U.S. with Curry last summer, said: "Trust me, no matter what the result is, I want him to play against us." But the truth is, I told him from the summer when we were training together, and after I made a three-pointer, he said I had missed one, and he said, 'You shouldn't have missed when you're open.'" I said, 'I'm never going to stop shooting, and I learned that from you this summer.'" He's the greatest shooter of all time. I really want to fight him, but unfortunately he's injured and I hope he recovers soon. ”