NBA legend Dwyane Wade didn't mince words when addressing Jimmy Butler's performance following the Golden State Warriors' playoff exit. 

Butler and the Warriors were eliminated by the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday night, a major disappointment considering Steph Curry and Draymond Green's time horizon to win championships is shrinking.

In a candid video shared by Hot Hot Hoops on X, Wade's reaction to the Warriors' elimination was both humorous and pointed. 

Seated in a relaxed posture, Wade directed his comments to Butler, who averaged just 15.5 points in the Warriors' final two games before their defeat. 

"Hey no. 10 (Jimmy). Hey no. 10 on Golden State, if you can hear me, DO SOMETHING!” Wade exclaimed, his tone a mix of frustration and disbelief.

The context of Wade's remarks stems from the Warriors' struggle without their leading scorer, Curry, who was sidelined due to injury. 

Butler was expected to step up but fell short of expectations. Wade's blunt assessment highlights the pressure on star players during critical playoff moments. 

His comments resonate with fans and analysts alike, underscoring the high stakes of postseason basketball and how no athlete is safe from being scrutinized after not delivering to the standards that were expected out of them. 

As the Warriors regroup after elimination, Wade's words serve as a reminder of the intensity and scrutiny that accompany such moments in the sport. 

This exchange not only captures Wade's unfiltered perspective but also ignites discussions on player accountability and team dynamics in the NBA playoffs.