Atlanta, GA- The Hawks had not played in three days, but they showed no signs of rust against the Golden State Warriors tonight at home. While the Warriors were

Golden State yielded 40 points in the first quarter and never slowed down the Hawks, who shot 57% from the field in the game. Atlanta outscored the Warriors 60 to 44 in the paint as center Onyeka Okongwu (22 points, 12 rebounds, six assists) controlled the lane.

The game will be Jimmy Butler's first against Miami since getting traded last month. After Saturday's loss to the Atlanta Hawks, Butler was asked about the upcoming matchup. Butler (h/t Sam Gordon of San Francisco Chronicle): "Another game for me.

Jimmy Butler called his return to Miami on Tuesday just "another game," shrugging off the notion of any extra emotions tied to the matchup.

Stephen Curry suffered a pelvic injury during the Golden State Warriors 114-117 win over the Toronto Raptors. As such, the rest of Steve Kerr's roster was forced to step into larger roles down the stretch.

“Steve Kerr said he is hopeful that Steph Curry will rejoin the Warriors at some point on this road trip. He will be re-evaluated on Monday. Warriors play at Miami on Tuesday, at New Orleans on Friday, San Antonio next Sunday, Memphis following Tuesday, and at Lakers on Thursday,” Youngmisuk reported.

Golden State star Stephen Curry will miss at least the first game of the Warriors’ upcoming road trip because of a pelvic injury