Jimmy Butler delivered another memorable postgame interview after the Golden State Warriors ’ victory over the Rockets in Game 1 of their first-round series. When asked about Stephen Curry ’s jaw-dropping three-pointers, Butler didn’t hold back with his praise—or his creativity.
Jimmy Butler says Stephen Curry is the Golden State Warriors’ Batman
Butler likened Curry’s clutch shooting to a superhero’s unpredictable heroics. "Batman comes out of nowhere. You never see him coming, and then he falls from the sky, from a building, behind a door, and does some incredible things," Butler said.
The comparison wasn’t new for Butler, who previously called himself "Robin" to Curry’s "Batman" after the Warriors’ play-in win over the Grizzlies last week. His humility and willingness to embrace a supporting role have made him a perfect fit in Golden State’s system.
Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler shine in Game 1
The duo led the charge for the Warriors on Sunday night. Stephen Curry dropped a game-high 31 points, including several improbable threes, while Butler added 25 of his own. Despite Butler’s self-proclaimed sidekick status, Curry was quick to credit his teammate’s impact when questioned by Charles Barkley on TNT’s postgame show.
Butler’s mission: Protect Curry at all costs
Wrapping up his interview, Butler made the Warriors’ priority clear. "We’ve got to protect him (Curry) at all costs," he said. With Curry’s otherworldly shooting and Butler’s two-way versatility, Golden State’s playoff hopes look stronger than ever.
Golden State Warriors vs Houston Rockets Play-Off game overview
The Golden State Warriors secured a 95-85 victory over the Houston Rockets in Game 1 of their first-round Western Conference playoff series on April 21, 2025. Led by Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler, the Warriors stifled Houston's offense, capitalizing on their playoff experience. Despite the Rockets' dominance in rebounding (52-36) and offensive boards (22-6), Houston struggled with execution, missing nine free throws and failing to counter Golden State's defensive adjustments. Curry and Butler delivered crucial baskets in the second half, showcasing the veteran presence that proved decisive in the 10-point win. The Warriors will host Game 2 on April 24.
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What do you think of Jimmy Butler’s Batman comparison?
Stephen Curry’s superhero-level shooting and Jimmy Butler’s hilarious yet spot-on Batman analogy made for an unforgettable Game 1. Do you agree with Butler’s take, or does Curry remind you of a different hero? How far can this Warriors duo go in the playoffs? Drop your thoughts in the comments—we want to hear your opinions on Curry’s dominance, Butler’s perfect fit in Golden State, and whether this team has what it takes to win it all. Don’t forget to share this article if you enjoyed it!
Jimmy Butler says Stephen Curry is the Golden State Warriors’ Batman
Butler likened Curry’s clutch shooting to a superhero’s unpredictable heroics. "Batman comes out of nowhere. You never see him coming, and then he falls from the sky, from a building, behind a door, and does some incredible things," Butler said.
"Batman comes out of nowhere."
— NBA (@NBA) April 21, 2025
Jimmy gave his response to Steph's unbelievable triples in Golden State's Game 1 win 🦇 https://t.co/lNeu0Xp9RX pic.twitter.com/ip7jbLE5L4
The comparison wasn’t new for Butler, who previously called himself "Robin" to Curry’s "Batman" after the Warriors’ play-in win over the Grizzlies last week. His humility and willingness to embrace a supporting role have made him a perfect fit in Golden State’s system.
Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler shine in Game 1
The duo led the charge for the Warriors on Sunday night. Stephen Curry dropped a game-high 31 points, including several improbable threes, while Butler added 25 of his own. Despite Butler’s self-proclaimed sidekick status, Curry was quick to credit his teammate’s impact when questioned by Charles Barkley on TNT’s postgame show.
Butler’s mission: Protect Curry at all costs
Wrapping up his interview, Butler made the Warriors’ priority clear. "We’ve got to protect him (Curry) at all costs," he said. With Curry’s otherworldly shooting and Butler’s two-way versatility, Golden State’s playoff hopes look stronger than ever.
Golden State Warriors vs Houston Rockets Play-Off game overview
The Golden State Warriors secured a 95-85 victory over the Houston Rockets in Game 1 of their first-round Western Conference playoff series on April 21, 2025. Led by Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler, the Warriors stifled Houston's offense, capitalizing on their playoff experience. Despite the Rockets' dominance in rebounding (52-36) and offensive boards (22-6), Houston struggled with execution, missing nine free throws and failing to counter Golden State's defensive adjustments. Curry and Butler delivered crucial baskets in the second half, showcasing the veteran presence that proved decisive in the 10-point win. The Warriors will host Game 2 on April 24.
Also read: Lakers LeBron James trolls his own reading memes in hilarious new Royal Kingdom ad
What do you think of Jimmy Butler’s Batman comparison?
Stephen Curry’s superhero-level shooting and Jimmy Butler’s hilarious yet spot-on Batman analogy made for an unforgettable Game 1. Do you agree with Butler’s take, or does Curry remind you of a different hero? How far can this Warriors duo go in the playoffs? Drop your thoughts in the comments—we want to hear your opinions on Curry’s dominance, Butler’s perfect fit in Golden State, and whether this team has what it takes to win it all. Don’t forget to share this article if you enjoyed it!
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