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Stephen Curry Didn’t Know How to Answer Reporter’s Batman Question After Game 2 Loss

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry walks off the court after the game against the Houston Rockets. | Troy Taormina-Imagn Images

Stephen Curry isn't the guy to go to for comic book references.

On Wednesday night, Jimmy Butler suffered an injury in the Golden State Warriors' Game 2 loss to the Houston Rockets in their first-round playoff series. After the game, Curry was asked about Butler's potential absence, but he was at a loss for how to answer the reporter's question.

After the Warriors beat the Memphis Grizzlies during the NBA Play-In tournament, Butler dubbed Curry "Batman." The reporter wanted to know how Golden State would replace "Robin" if Butler missed time.

"I love we're trying to stretch the nickname. I don't know, I'm not too familiar with the comic world," Curry said. "I don't have any other references other than we just gotta find a way to win."

The Warriors and Rockets are now tied 1-1 as the series shifts back to the Bay Area. Butler was injured on a hard fall early in the game. He will be evaluated later on Thursday with an MRI, and his status for Game 3 remains up in the air.


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