His breakup with the Miami Heat now over, Jimmy Butler was introduced by the Golden State Warriors before their game at the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night.
It was wild, but Thursday’s NBA trade deadline has passed. And more than a few teams have to be feeling good about what they pulled off over the last few days.
The Chicago Bulls finally made a move at the trade deadline after three consecutive years of standing pat. But they failed to add a single new draft pick.
The Chicago Bulls are finalizing a two-year, $20 million extension with point guard Lonzo Ball, a league source confirmed late Wednesday.
The Miami Heat are trading six-time All-Star Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors for Andrew Wiggins, Dennis Schroder, Kyle Anderson and draft compensation.
The Miami Heat are trading six-time All-Star Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors, a person with knowledge of the talks told the Associated Press on Wednesday.
The Chicago Bulls rebuild meant everyone’s future was suddenly up in the air — from the coach to the leftovers from the core of the last playoff team and perhaps even to Benny the Bull.
Zach LaVine had a message for fans as he prepared to make his Sacramento Kings debut. He’s passionate. He doesn’t take this opportunity for granted. And he’s going to do everything he can to win.
Billy Donovan knows what comes next. Trading one star isn’t enough for a team to plunge into a rebuild. The Chicago Bulls have plenty of work left in this trade window.
The Milwaukee Bucks are trading NBA champion and Olympic gold medalist Khris Middleton to the Washington Wizards and getting Kyle Kuzma back in the deal.