Life and Death Battle, Butler uses 4 words to describe the Warriors confidence before the Rockets seventh game

The Golden State Warriors are in the same situation as they have ever been: they will challenge Game 7 away, and everything is at stake.

If they lose, they have to go home; but if they beat the Houston Rockets, they will advance to the second round, becoming the rare No. 7 seed team, and eventually win the second round.

Jimmy Butler made it clear in an interview with ESPN and the media that he believed his team would win.

"The highest in history," Butler described the Warriors' confidence. "Now, it's harder than ever to decide, either win or go home. We won't waver. We know how good we are. Some of us have experienced this many times before. We have to make sure we're done."

Butler is known for his playoff threat, which is one of the reasons people call him "playoff Jimmy."

Sure enough, he has performed stably so far this season's playoffs, averaging 18.0 points, 5.6 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game.

Is he capable of showing explosiveness again in Game 7?

His confidence reached an all-time high, which is good because most Warriors fans are worried about the outcome of Game 7.

They have witnessed team turnovers many times and missed the chance to win the series.

Now, they know that the Rockets are passionate, confident, and will play at home. The Warriors face many disadvantages, but Butler firmly believes his teammates believe they can win.

This could be a tough and unsightly game, but Butler believes the Warriors will win in the end.