Jimmy Butler continues rehab, shooting threes during ACL recovery

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Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Jimmy Butler continues rehab, shooting threes during ACL recovery
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Warriors forward Jimmy Butler is progressing in his recovery from a torn ACL in his right knee. Video shared by the Warriors shows Butler taking corner three-point shots as he works towards returning this season. He expressed optimism about his rehab, stating that he 'feels great.' Butler’s commitment to rejoin the team is evident, particularly as he navigates the challenges of his recent injuries, having played just 68 games over the past two seasons. The Warriors are preparing for the upcoming season with an optimistic outlook, including players like Brandin Podziemski and Draymond Green, amid discussions regarding team dynamics and rivalries.

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  • •Butler is recovering from a torn ACL on his right knee.
  • •He is working on shooting three-pointers as part of his rehab.
  • •Warriors shared footage of Butler’s training efforts.
  • •Butler has averaged 20 points per game last season despite injuries.
  • •The Warriors are gearing up for the 2026-27 season with optimism.
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  • 11:50 PMYahoo Sports — Watch Warriors’ Jimmy Butler jack up 3s during his ACL recovery
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Warriors forward Jimmy Butler is recovering from a torn ACL on his right knee and staying in the news cycle following Karl-Anthony Towns’ wife Jordyn Woods’ message . Butler said recently he “feels great” during his rehab stint, with hopes of returning to the Golden State Warriors this season. The Warriors posted video of Butler working on his game […] The post Watch Warriors’ Jimmy Butler jack up 3s during his ACL recovery appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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