When Jimmy Butler was traded from the Miami Heat to the Golden State Warriors, he seemed to have burned a lot of bridges on the way out. He and Pat Riley, who previously had a great relationship, seemed to be on the outs, and the way he demanded a trade rubbed some fans the wrong way.

Not many people have played with a teammate who scored 50 points in a game, and Jimmy Butler was one of them until Curry broke that drought.

T he Golden State Warriors picked up a huge road win over the Orlando Magic on Thursday, erasing a 17-point deficit behind a historic performance from superstar point guard Steph

Stephen Curry’s offense might lead to better defense out of the Warriors, at least according to Jimmy Butler. The Warriors’ big trade deadline acquisition marveled at the play of Curry after he put up 56 points in Thursday night’s 121-115 win over the Magic.

Turnovers plagued the Golden State Warriors. Now they’re plaguing Golden State’s opponents. “Big differential right now in our ability to take care of the ball and forcing our opponents into turnovers,

Jimmy Butler has now played seven games for the Golden State Warriors after getting traded (via the Miami Heat) earlier this month. So far, the move looks like one of the best trades in Warriors history.