The Golden State Warriors made one of the biggest trades of the NBA season, acquiring five-time All-Star Jimmy Butler, but sending fan-favorite forward Andrew Wiggins to the Miami Heat in return.

As the Miami Heat traded Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors, the main piece they got in return was star Andrew Wiggins who made his debut Monday night. The performance of the Heat against the Celtics was a disappointing one for the newcomers and the team as a whole,

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.

Andrew Wiggins finished his second game with the Heat with 13 points, four rebounds, three assists, one steal and one block while shooting 4/12 from the field and 1/5 from the three-point range in 33 minutes of playing time.

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.