The Jazz did have one final move in store before the trade deadline buzzer sounded, but three fan-favorite veterans stayed with the team.

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 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.

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And it was a pretty entertaining one, even though the Warriors put a sabot round into the Utah tank. Both teams were short-handed, with Golden State missing Andrew Wiggins, Dennis Shröder, and Kyle Anderson and Utah’s missing players headlined by Lauri Markkanen and Taylor Hendricks.