It became rather obvious the Miami Heat intend on continuing to compete in the Eastern Conference after dealing star Jimmy Butler for multiple win-now players and little draft capital. Their return package from the Golden State Warriors was highlighted by former No.

Ohm Youngmisuk, ESPN's NBA reporter who covers the Warriors, caught the moment Wiggins seemingly found out his six-year run in Golden State was over. He said he's "seen a lot of crazy things happen" but "nothing like last night."

Even though Jimmy Butler informed the Warriors he would not sign an extension if he was traded there, the six-time All-Star landed there anyway. Moments after the news broke that Butler was traded from the Heat to the Warriors, however, he reportedly agreed to a two-year extension with the franchise anyway.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green is excited to see how former teammate Andrew Wiggins fares in a Miami Heat uniform.

Heat fans can expect to get their first glimpse of the Wiggins era on Monday night when Miami hosts the defending champion Boston Celtics . Announcing their injury report, the Heat revealed Wiggins, Anderson and Mitchell have been cleared to play vs. Boston.

We can’t say the same about No. 22, at least as it relates to the Miami Heat.  All-Star forward Jimmy Butler wore No. 22 for six seasons, leading the Heat to

The Golden State Warriors pulled off a four-for-one trade at last week’s deadline, shipping off Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson, Dennis Schröder, and Lindy Waters III (plus a protected first-round pick) while welcoming in Jimmy Butler.