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.

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.

But Warriors fans were treated to a vintage Stephen Curry performance in the third quarter, when he scored 24 of his 34 points to erase Chicago's lead. He drained five 3-pointers,