The Golden State Warriors have been on a roll since acquiring Jimmy Butler, according to Steve Kerr. They secured a 126-102 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday, marking their fifth win in six games with Butler. Stephen Curry led the team with 30 points, while Butler added 18 points, five assists, and three rebounds. Kerr noted the noticeable impact Butler has had since joining from the Miami Heat.

"You can tell our fans see the difference," Kerr stated. "They feel the momentum just like we do. It was an important shift—the trade itself. I think I mentioned this after the Sacramento [Kings] game, we needed [the Butler trade]. We felt it. We were kind of treading water. We couldn't get any traction. Sometimes, you gotta shake things up."

Kerr highlighted that acquiring one of the league's top players doesn't happen often, but it was a necessary move for the Warriors. The team was struggling to gain momentum before Butler's arrival. His performance has been impressive, averaging 20.4 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 5.6 assists in his six games with Golden State. The game against Dallas was also significant as it featured the retirement of Andre Iguodala's number nine jersey post-game. Iguodala played a crucial role in helping Golden State secure four championships and earned the NBA Finals MVP title in 2015.Butler's presence has clearly revitalised the team and its supporters alike. The Warriors are now looking forward to maintaining their winning streak and building on this newfound energy as they progress through the season.The Warriors' strategic decision to bring in Butler appears to be paying off both on and off the court. With his contributions and Curry's leadership, Golden State is poised for continued success in their upcoming matches.