That answer is still "questionable," which means it's a 50-50 proposition. The Warriors got 36 points in an epic performance from Stephen Curry in the Dubs' Game 3 win on Saturday night, but don't want to have to lean so heavily on Curry yet again.

The Warriors started Jonathan Kuminga in Butler’s place on Saturday night, but he didn’t play in the fourth quarter as Gary Payton II had a big impact late.

Thanks in large part to 36 points from star guard Stephen Curry, the Warriors were able to withstand the loss of forward Jimmy Butler for Game 3 of their series against the Rockets, and escape with a 103-94 come-from-behind win to take a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference playoff opener.