Butler was injured when Houston's Amen Thompson fell into him while Butler was going up for a rebound. At first, it looked like Draymond Green might have pushed Thompson into Butler, but the more you look at the replays, the more it looks like Thompson just fell into Butler.

“No, I think the dirty player is Draymond (Green), giving him a little push as regular basketball players do,” Brooks said. “And Jimmy’s fighting in the air for a rebound and stuff happens. Amen’s not a dirty player. He has (nothing) to do with being a dirty player.”

Dillon Brooks sticks up for Amen Thompson, saying his Rockets teammate is not a dirty player, but that Golden State's Draymond Green is.