In the second game between the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets, they not only lost 94-109, but also faced a major hidden worry. Main forward Jimmy Butler left the game early due to pelvic setback, and it is still unknown whether he can play in the next game.

The accident happened at the end of the first quarter of the game, when Butler collided with Houston Rockets player Armen Thompson while jumping for a rebound. Thompson was pushed and hit Butler's legs, and the two fell heavily to the ground together, with Butler lying on the ground for a longer time.

Although Butler finally stood up and completed two free throws himself, he was immediately replaced and went directly to the locker room. After the game, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said Butler will undergo an MRI on Thursday to confirm the injury.

Before leaving the court, Butler only scored 3 points and 2 rebounds. In contrast, he performed well in the first game of the series, scoring 25 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists, and was one of the key figures in the Golden State Warriors' victory.

Regarding whether Butler might miss the next game, Kerr admitted: "It's too early to talk about alternatives now. We certainly hope he can play. If not, we have to redeploy the lineup."

With two games in the series, the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets have each won one game. However, Butler's health condition has become an important variable that determines the situation. Whether the Golden State Warriors can face the third game of the series without many players has become the focus of fans.