Funny, Warriors Butler is dissatisfied with referee Scott Foster s reaction instantly becomes an emoticon

Jimmy Butler received a call from the third game that he disagreed with, and his reaction to Scott Foster was ridiculous.

Despite Jimmy Butler's great efforts, the Golden State Warriors lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 3 of the second round. Butler scored 33 points in the game, but unfortunately, this was far from enough, and the Warriors eventually lost 97-102. During the entire game, the referee always had some calls that caught the players off guard, and Butler received such calls in the third game. In the game, Butler once defended Naz Reed, but slipped the ball out of his hand. Scott Foster blew the whistle and Butler immediately turned around, looking shocked. He then waved at Foster, signaling him to judge unfairly.

If anyone knows how emoticons were born, this example is perfect, because Butler's expression says it all.

In addition to emoticons, Butler also performed very well. Obviously, if the Warriors want to save the game, they need him to contribute every point. He is more aggressive than usual, and after the game, someone asked him what his mentality was before the game.

"I don't care how many times I take, I don't care how many points I scored, if it wasn't for winning, it doesn't matter... I must win next time," Butler said.

The fourth quarter was the turning point of the game, butler slowed down and the Timberwolves began to increase the accelerator. Anthony Edwards recovered in the second half to lead the Timberwolves to a victory, and they are currently leading 2-1. The Warriors are still in the series and they have another home game to see if they can equalize the score. The longer the series drags on, the more likely it is for Stephen Curry to return as he is still recovering from a hamstring injury.