At long last, the Jimmy Butler saga ended Wednesday night. The six-time All-Star was traded to the Warriors and agreed to a two-year, $121 million extension, receiving the payday he could not secure in Miami.

By bringing in Butler, Golden State adds a defensive edge and scoring threat to a team on the edge of playoff contention. The Warriors' 3-point-centric offense is predicated on ball movement, and while Butler isn't a volume 3-point shooter, his unselfishness and three-level scoring make him a more reliable offensive threat than Wiggins.