Jimmy Butler has ‘wild wild west’ message after blockbuster Warriors trade
NY Post
Jimmy Butler seemingly had a message for the NBA after he was traded to the Warriors on Wednesday night.
The NBA star was dealt in a four-team trade that involved the Heat, Warriors, Jazz and Pistons, according to multiple reports.
Andrew Wiggins, P.J. Tucker, Kyle Anderson and a protected first-round pick are headed to Miami as part of the deal that ends the long-running saga between Butler and the Heat.
After news of the trade broke online, Butler posted a song on his social media accounts with the caption, “Welcome to the wild wild west.”
The posts also included a music note emoji.
Rapper, singer, songwriter and record producer Breland was tagged in the post on Instagram.
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