In the NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Pacers 114-83. After the game, Butler was interviewed.

Talking about Kuminga's poor shooting touch tonight, Butler said: "You can't play well every night, and you can't play poorly every night. No matter you score 79 points or 2 points, don't be overly excited or depressed. Keep a stable mentality, continue to work hard, and insist on doing what you should do every day. These ups and downs will eventually offset each other and reach a balance.

"So as long as the team wins, I never care about personal performance, because winning is the goal. But I hope that he will continue to be aggressive, shoot when open, attack the basket, stand on the free throw line, and do all these aspects well. I will not say that he is not playing well. The stat sheet says he scored 5 points tonight, so what? Who cares? Because there will always be nights when he scores 45 points and everyone is like, ‘Look at this! ’.

"He performed well enough on the defensive end and was also very active in rebounding. Basketball is much more than scoring. This is what I want to tell him."