Jimmy Butler supports Warriors from bench as they extend winning streak
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 8:30 AM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

On November 10, 2026, the Golden State Warriors were seen continuing their winning streak, now reaching eight games in the NBA. Injured player Jimmy Butler participated actively from the sidelines, donning a coaching staff outfit and holding a clipboard that read 'Pass to Steph' to encourage his team. The Warriors’ current success reflects strong teamwork and tactical play, likely positioning them well in the league. The game continues as they look to build on this momentum through the season.
- •Warriors achieve eighth consecutive win in the NBA.
- •Jimmy Butler dressed as coaching staff, supporting his team.
- •Clipboard message read 'Pass to Steph'.
- •Game continues with Warriors aiming for further success.
- 8:30 AMSky Sports — 'Pass to Steph!' - Butler issues wise words from bench as Warriors win again
"Injured guard Jimmy Butler dressed up as a member of the Golden State Warriors' coaching staff and held up a clipboard with the message 'Pass to Steph' as the team made it eight wins in a row in the NBA.
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