In a shocking turn of events during Game 2 against the Houston Rockets, Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler suffered a harrowing fall that left fans and teammates alike on edge. Butler was forced to leave the court and didn’t return after a devastating impact to his back, raising immediate concerns about his health and availability moving forward.

Postgame, a visibly shaken Steve Kerr expressed deep concern for Butler, stating, “I feel terrible for Jimmy. Hopefully, he’s okay.” The coach confirmed that Butler will undergo an MRI tomorrow to assess the extent of his injuries. Kerr commended Butler for his effort, revealing the player had been battling health issues leading up to the game and even required an IV at halftime. “Just didn’t have it,” Kerr lamented, highlighting the tough night for the team.

While Kerr refrained from commenting on the specifics of the fall, he noted that the physicality of the game was intense, with both teams engaged in a fierce battle on the boards. “Houston played great…they came out with amazing force defensively,” he said, acknowledging the Rockets’ strong performance that night.

As the Heat regroup, the team’s focus now shifts to awaiting the results of Butler’s MRI. The stakes for the series have just heightened, and the basketball world holds its breath, hoping for good news concerning one of its brightest stars. The urgency of the situation is palpable, and all eyes are on Butler as the Heat prepare to bounce back from this unexpected setback.