The NBA Warriors acquired "Master Chief" Butler through a trade on the 6th, and formed the "Big Three" with Curry and D. Green. However, the Warriors failed to celebrate the day, and although Curry scored 32 points, the team wasted a double-digit lead in the final quarter and was eventually defeated by the Jazz 128-131.

Butler (right) will move to the Warriors and Curry (left) and D. Green to form the "Big Three."

The Warriors are desperate to strengthen in the near future, and originally hoped to renew the front line with Durant, but the other party had no intention of returning to the pot, and the deal fell through, and they switched the target back to Butler. The Warriors eventually made multiple trades with the Heat, Raptors, Jazz and Pistons, and the Warriors got Butler and signed a two-year, $121 million contract extension, as well as Wiggins, Schroder, Anderson and Waters.

Welcoming new teammates before the game, Curry revealed that he had sent a message of welcome at halftime, "Everyone knows there has been a lot of drama in Miami before, but it's not clear why, and we're looking forward to seeing a motivated, committed Butler." ”

Green believes that Butler shares his win-first pedigree and would certainly be a good fit for each other. Although many Warriors fans are not satisfied with the deal, foreign media give an A evaluation, optimistic that Butler can strengthen the Warriors' defense and become the second scoring point outside Curry, and more importantly, they keep Kuminga, a potential star, looking forward to taking into account the present and the future.

In addition, the Lakers sent rookie shooters Kearn, Redish and a number of draft picks in exchange for the 2.13-meter Hornets high-quality center Williams and Doncic to match. The Bucks sent championship winner Middleton to the Wizards in exchange for forward Kuzma, who will join forces with "Brother Alphabet" and Lillard, and Pelicans star forward Ingram was sent to the Raptors.