The warriors lose Jimmy Butler, painful game 2 while Rockets takes place in the uniform series

Houston – Warriors Entered Wednesday evening match Against the Rockets of Toyota Center with eyes on an advance in the 2-0 series.

After a disastrous first quarter, the Warriors were left hoping that their hopes of the championship were not destroyed when Star Jimmy Butler suffered a pelvic bruise In a defeat of 109-94 against Houston which equalized the series.

“We wanted two, but we didn’t have two, we had one. They are a team of a team and the two heads of series for a reason,” said Warriors coach Steve Kerr. “So it’s a good trip, not a big trip.”

The Rockets were increasing by two figures for the second half, but that did not prevent the game from ending on a controversial note.

On the fourth quarter only, Jalen Green was called to a blatant fault on Draymond Green, Draymond was whistled for a technique itself, and the teams had to be separated in Midcourt.

It was a conclusion without glory to a game that saw Butler going out in the first quarter.

Butler will receive an MRI on Thursday, and the Warriors will have a day off before playing San Francisco on Saturday.

Butler’s injury occurred with 2:28 to do in the first quarter, when Amen Thompson knew the Warriors forward while Butler took a rebound. He landed flat on his back and remained lowered for several moments.

He was finally able to get up under his own power and divide a pair of free throws, but was quickly underlying the game and brought back to the locker room.

“It seemed that there was a certain physique on the rebound, and I think that Thompson has just found himself inadvertently under Jimmy, just on the basis of the current tug,” said Kerr. “We didn’t think there was something wrong with the room.”

In the absence of Butler, Curry marked 20, the reserve rarely used, Pat Spencer, added 11 on the bench and Jonathan Kuminga scored 10 in 26 minutes.

It was Kuminga’s first action since April 11 against the Blazers, because the attacker did not play in the final of the season against the Clippers, the victory of the game over the grizzly guys or the match 1 against the Rockets.

Despite being down by two figures for the second half, the Warriors have maintained the manageable scoring up to delay. An execution of 8-0 key by Curry and Quinten Post at 3 points reduced the deficit to 91-79 with remaining seven minutes.

The Warriors had the chance to reduce the advance to figures to a single figure when Draymond Green attracted a blatant offensive fault on Jalen Green a few seconds later.

But Draymond Green divided the pair of shots, the Warriors came empty on the possession that followed. The Rockets closed the game from there.

After having exceeded Golden State of 16 in total and 22-6 on the offensive glass in match 1, it was more of the same thing for Houston in the revenge match while the native of Merced Jalen Green scored 38 on an assortment of Layups, Dunks and 3 hard points to direct the Rockets.

Wednesday, Houston dominated Golden State on glass 47-33.

Alperen Sengun collected 17 points and 16 rebounds, and Tari Eason came out of the bench to harvest 14 points and six rebounds.

Butler was not the only warrior to have missed match time on Wednesday.

Start the Brandin Shooting goalkeeper Podziemski had treated stomach disease Throughout the day, and although he was able to start match 2, he left at the end of the first quarter and only returned in the third quarter.