Curry suffered a pelvic contusion last Thursday and missed Saturday's loss to the Atlanta Hawks because of his injury. It was expected that Curry could return for his new teammate Jimmy Butler's revenge game vs. the Heat on Tuesday, but one move at the end of his Monday workout made training staff want to stay cautious regarding Curry's recovery.

Unfortunately for Butler and the Warriors, they will have to try and accomplish that task without their all-time great point guard. Stephen Curry has been ruled out for the game against the Heat as the four-time champion continues to work his way back from his pelvic contusion.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has seen this before, and believes those two can be the foundation of a championship-caliber defense. Kerr told ESPN's Ohm Youngmisuk recently that he sees similarities not just with the Warriors championship defenses of the past, but to what Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen did on defense in Chicago.

Butler recently gave his own reasons for why he's fit in well with the Warriors thus far, stating that the organization has accountability and also gives him a healthy amount of f

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