Injured guard Jimmy Butler dressed up as a member of the Golden State Warriors' coaching staff and held up a clipboard with the message 'Pass to Steph' as the team made it eight wins in a row in the NBA.

Injured guard Jimmy Butler dressed as a Golden State Warriors coach and held a clipboard urging teammates to 'Pass to Steph' during their 138-87 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. Stephen Curry scored 25 points in the blowout win, extending Golden State's winning streak to eight games after opening the season 0-3.
With his scoring output, Curry reached 26,803 career points, surpassing DeMar DeRozan for 16th place on the NBA's all-time scoring list. Head coach Steve Kerr and forward Yaxel Lendeborg praised Butler's sideline involvement as he continues his recovery from right knee surgery.
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