LAS VEGAS – The Toronto Raptors said farewell to Kawhi Leonard.
The Miami Heat said hello to Jimmy Butler.
The Los Angeles Lakers finally have Anthony Davis.
Free agency got real Saturday.
The four-team trade that sent Butler to the Heat – with a new $142 million, four-year contract – was one of the first big moves to get done once the league’s offseason moratorium ended. Many of the other massive moves, such as Leonard signing with the Los Angeles Clippers and the trade to have Paul George join him, remained in the paperwork stage.