Jimmy Butler suffers ‘disgusting’ wardrobe malfunction midway through Golden State-Dallas as viewers spot problem

Draymond Green has revealed Steph Curry’s reaction to the Warriors trading for Jimmy Butler

JIMMY Butler was spotted with a brown-ish-yellow mark on his shorts during the Golden State Warriors’ match-up with the Dallas Mavericks last night.

The six-time NBA All-Star was playing in just his third game with the Warriors since being traded by the Miami Heat on February 6.
Fans spotted a mark on Jimmy Butler’s shortsCredit: ESPN

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The mark caused plenty of traction onlineCredit: ESPN

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Butler, 35, was playing in just his third game for the WarriorsCredit: Getty
With just 17.6 seconds left of last night’s contest, a timeout was called with Dallas leading by two points.

As Butler headed back to the bench, fans spotted a mark in an unfortunate area of his shorts.

With the game being nationally televised on ESPN, plenty of fans took to social media to comment.

“Shouldn’ta went out last night,” one joked.

Back in my day… You’d fake an injury and get a wheelchair to the locker room for something like this,” a second quipped.

“Sometimes s*** happens,” a third cheekily commented.

“Bro let a risky one go,” a fourth posted.

“Leaving it all on the court,” another added.

The Warriors went on to lose the contest 111-107, falling to 27-27 in the process.

Steve Kerr’s team face a battle to make the playoffs, currently sitting in the tenth seed.

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Butler, 35, has been a productive scorer in his three games with the Warriors to date.

Last night he scored 21 points off eight-of-17 shooting.

He also added nine rebounds and seven assists.

Speaking on his podcast, Draymond Green revealed Steph Curry’s emotional reaction to the Warriors trading for Butler.

‘THIS IS THE LAST RIDE’

“Steph, he looked like he got belief after the trade,” the 34-year-old said.

“He looked at me and he said, ‘Man, it’s crazy because it just dawned on me that, like, this is it. This is the last ride.’

“And I said, ‘Let’s do it.’ It was an emotional moment.”

After last night’s game, in which Butler turned the ball over three times, the former Heat star admitted that he has to be better.

“I hate turnovers. I don’t turn the ball over,” he said in the Warriors locker room. “(Protecting the ball) is what I’m supposed to be doing.

“That’s tough. I gotta be better. Damn sure late game, at that.”