The recently traded forward spent six seasons with the Warriors, playing a key role in their run to a championship in 2022.

Stephen Curry is hoping the Jimmy Butler drama is over following the former Miami Heat forward's trade to the Golden State Warriors. Butler waived his

The Golden State Warriors endured a bizarre and emotional Wednesday night, as news broke that the team was acquiring Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat shortly before they were set to tip off against the Utah Jazz.

The Golden State Warriors got in on the NBA Trade Deadline festivities, as Shams Charania broke the news that Jimmy Butler was heading out west. In a trade that

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr reflected on the realities of the NBA after the team agreed to trade Andrew Wiggins to the Miami Heat in

The unintentionally cruel consequences of the Jimmy Butler trade struck the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night when the team learned they would be saying goodbye to Andrew Wiggins. Wiggins, a former No.

Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors finally made a trade before the deadline but it cost them Andrew Wiggins. The organization got Stephen Curry the superstar Jimmy Butler in exchange for their ‘Maple Jordan’.

The departure of Wiggins in particular hit hard within the locker room walls. A hero in the 2022 title run, Wiggins, still only 29, reached his career peak as a Warrior. He made an All-Star team, stretched the limits of his game and rose to the occasion in the NBA Finals.

Steve Kerr provides heartfelt sendoff to to Andrew Wiggins and other Warriors players involved in the Jimmy Butler trade.

Co-host Marcus Thompson II furthered this point as he pondered the journey the team took mentally to go from thinking the trade was a risk to pulling the trigger with a move that included Wiggins, described as “one of the people nobody ever wanted to give up.”