NBA trade deadline: Fantasy basketball implications of Jimmy Butler to the Warriors

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Jimmy Butler was traded to the Golden State Warriors after a prolonged negotiation with the Miami Heat, signing a two-year, $121 million extension. The multiteam trade involved Andrew Wiggins, P.J. Tucker, Kyle Anderson, and Dennis Schroder, with the Warriors hoping Butler will boost their playoff chances in the competitive Western Conference. While the move improves the Warriors, NBA insiders are cautious about labeling them as immediate contenders due to potential spacing issues and the need...

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The Washington Wizards traded Jonas Valanciunas to the Sacramento Kings for Sidy Cissoko and two second-round picks ahead of the NBA trade deadline. Valanciunas, a 6-foot-11 center, brings his scoring ability and floor-stretching skills to the Kings' frontcourt, reuniting with former teammate DeMar DeRozan. The move adds to Sacramento's busy trade season, including acquiring Zach LaVine in a three-team deal and forming a powerful Lithuanian frontcourt with Domantas Sabonis. Full Article

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