The Golden State Warriors made a splash at the 2025 NBA trade deadline by acquiring six-time All-Star Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat, and the risky move has already paid off. The Warriors quickly signed Butler to a two-year extension worth $110 million to keep him in Golden State,

Jimmy Butler had 24 points, eight rebounds and 10 assists and the Golden State Warriors beat the Milwaukee Bucks 104-93.

And three stats highlight the difference he has made: When Butler came to the Warriors, he changed his number to 10 and, in a social media post, praised some of the finest attacking playmakers in soccer history. The man called his shot. He’s playing like a true trequartista out there.