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Fans go crazy over Jimmy Butler’s 6-word post after Heat trade.

Jimmy Butler’s 6-word post after Heat trade sends fans into frenzy

The Warriors pulled off a huge deal, acquiring the Heat’s star player. Just days after the unexpected Luka Doncic trade to the Los Angeles Lakers, the NBA dropped another bombshell—Jimmy Butler being traded to the Golden State Warriors. Although full details of the trade haven’t been fully disclosed, what is clear is that Butler will join forces with Stephen Curry in the Bay Area. After the trade news broke, Butler responded on social media with a six-word message.

As soon as the trade went through, Jimmy Butler quickly reacted on social media. He posted, “Welcome to the wild wild west,” sparking a frenzy among fans. A few Warriors supporters even greeted Butler, welcoming him to the team.

In any case, the Warriors now have another star on their roster, hoping he can help turn their season around.

Leading up to the trade deadline, the Warriors were frequently mentioned in trade rumors, as many speculated they were looking for a significant move. The Warriors were even tied to Kevin Durant in one of the more outlandish rumors, although Durant reportedly had no interest in returning to the team where he captured two championships.

Then came Butler. While it’s still uncertain how much the Warriors will gain from this trade, it’s evident that their current path wasn’t yielding success. The Warriors started the 2024-25 season strong at 12-3 but have struggled with consistency since.

They’re hoping Butler can provide the spark needed to lift the team, not only for this season but for the years ahead. Following the trade, Butler quickly agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Warriors.

David Yapkowitz is a basketball journalist for ClutchPoints, covering news on the NBA, WNBA, and NCAA Basketball for both men’s and women’s leagues. The Los Angeles native has contributed to Basketball Insiders, SB Nation, and The Next Hoops.

 

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