The Golden State Warriors are serving up some playoff intensity, and Stephen Curry is here to remind everyone why he’s a basketball legend.

With Jimmy Butler sidelined due to a pesky left pelvic contusion, Curry stepped up in Game 3 and absolutely dominated the Houston Rockets. Our hometown hero dropped a stunning 36 points, leaving no doubt about who runs this playoff series.

Injury Shuffle

Butler’s status remains a nail-biting “questionable” for Game 4, keeping Warriors fans on the edge of their seats. The team’s official report doesn’t provide much detail, but whispers from The Athletic suggest Butler might make a comeback.

Kuminga Steps Up

In Butler’s absence, Jonathan Kuminga slid into the starting lineup, logging 16 minutes and scoring 7 points. While not exactly setting the court on fire, he’s proving the Warriors’ depth isn’t just hype.

Curry’s Playoff Magic

Let’s be real - when Curry decides to take over a game, he doesn’t mess around. His 36-point performance in Game 3 was a masterclass in basketball dominance, proving once again why he’s the Bay Area’s basketball royalty.

Game 4 is set for Monday night at Chase Center, and the basketball world will be watching to see if Butler returns and if Curry can continue his playoff wizardry.