Blockbuster, super blockbuster 5-party deals, the details are as follows:

The Warriors get Butler, the Heat get Wiggins + PJ Tucker + a protected first-round pick, the Pistons get Waters + Richardson, the Jazz get Schroder, and the Raptors get Lee Kyle.

Brother Zui, my family's brother Zui, the champion hero was abandoned after all.

Wiggins has been in great form this season, averaging 17.6 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game, a new high in points per game in the past four seasons.

Of course, the worst is Schroder, who was traded to the Warriors by the Nets in mid-December last year, and was traded to the Heat again just over a month later....... The guy had previously angrily denounced the NBA trade market as modern slavery, causing an uproar.

As for our Chinese Li Kaier, leaving the Warriors is not a bad thing, he can't be reused under Kerr, so far this season he has averaged 5.3 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists in 15 minutes per game, and his average playing time per game has been a new low in the past seven seasons.

Speaking of trades, in fact, the Warriors' first target is the veteran Durant, but the latter is clearly unwilling to return to Golden State to play, so he turned around and took Butler.

And it is extremely risky for the Warriors to get Butler, as he is unwilling to reach a contract extension with any team this summer except for the Suns.

It means that the Warriors are likely to only have access to Butler for half a season, and then part ways completely.

Sorry, the latest news isButler reached a two-year contract extension worth $121 million with the Warriors.

Regardless, the Warriors' trade was a success to some extent, as the young assets were left untouched, with Kuminga, Podemski and Moody all remaining on the team.

And not thinking about the future, in terms of grasping the present.

The new version of the Big Three of Curry + Butler + Dream Green has regained the Warriors' competitiveness in the West, and the team has 25 wins and 24 losses so far, ranking 10th in the West.

Throughout Butler's Heat career, he is inspirational and legendary, reaching the playoffs five times in six seasons, including two Finals, and his average points & assists per game are the third in team history.

Finally, congratulations to Butler & Warriors for opening a new chapter together, and let's work together!