The Golden State Warriors received a positive injury update on Jimmy Butler and Jonathan Kuminga before Tuesday's season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers.

Last year’s Celtics used coach Joe Mazzula’s penchant for 3s to attempt a mind-boggling 48.3 triples a night, three more than the 2019 and 2020 James Harden-led Rockets. The Warriors have led the league in volume only twice, once in 2015-16 and the other in 2022-23, when they averaged 43.2 attempts, good for fourth all-time.

After acquiring Jimmy Butler at the trade deadline, it didn't take long for Steph Curry to click with the newest member of the Golden State Warriors. Behind the duo of Curry and Butler, the Warriors stormed to a 23-7 record to end the season and punch a ticket to the postseason.

Just over an hour before tip on Tuesday night, Warriors coach Steve Kerr revealed an update on Butler. Butler will play and will not have any minute restrictions. Butler is entering his second season with the Warriors after the Miami Heat traded him at the deadline in February.

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Butler and Kuminga being available gives the Warriors some much-needed depth in the rotation for Tuesday. The Warriors will be missing both Moody and De'Anthony Melton on Tuesday against the Lakers, along with recently waived guard Seth Curry.

Jimmy Butler has opened up about his transition from being the 'guy' with the Miami Heat to a new role with the Golden State Warriors.

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