After months of rumors, the Miami Heat finally traded Jimmy Butler. On Wednesday night, just hours before the NBA trade deadline, the Heat traded Butler to the Golden State Warriors . On Saturday, Butler officially made his Warriors debut. In turn, Golden State got the 132-111 win over the Chicago Bulls on the road.

Butler made his Warriors debut on Saturday night against the Bulls, finishing the game with 25 points, 4 assists, and 2 rebounds. If the great statistic performance wasn’t good enough, he also made Warriors history. Butler finished the contest with 11 free throws, the most for a debut in franchise history.

Butler had 25 points and four assists in his first game since a trade-deadline deal from Miami following a messy split with the Heat, helping the Warriors beat the Bulls 132-111 on Saturday night. “He's a lion out there,” coach Steve Kerr said. It was an emotional night for Butler.