The Miami Heat are sending Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors as the centerpiece of a deal that will include Andrew Wiggins going to the Heat as well as a number of other players who will be rerouted and moved around. Once finalized, the trade is expected to include at least five teams, one of which is the Utah Jazz.

The Jazz helped facilitate the deal, trading the contract of newly-acquired P.J. Tucker to the Heat while taking on Dennis Schröder’s expiring contract. Utah will receive a 2031 second-round pick from the Heat in the multi-team deal.

The trade deadline came and went on Thursday afternoon without the Jazz moving any of the veterans in their rotation. But they did manage to grab one last second-round pick. Because, of course, they did.

The Jazz sent Dennis Schröder (acquired on Wednesday night) to the Detroit Pistons in exchange for KJ Martin, Josh Richardson and a future second-round pick.

It was a busy trade deadline for the Utah Jazz, but when all the dust settled, the Jazz are coming away with one new player and five draft picks. The Jazz acquired 6-foot-6 guard KJ Martin from the Detroit Pistons on Thursday in exchange for Dennis Schroder,