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 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.

As the NBA trade deadline chaos swirled on Thursday, the Utah Jazz joined the fray for one final move. The Jazz sent Dennis Schröder (acquired on Wednesday night) to the Detroit Pistons in exchange for KJ Martin,

The Utah Jazz continue to make moves on the trade market –– this time less than 20 hours out from the deadline. According to multiple sources, the Jazz have acquired Golden State Warriors' Dennis Schroder in their massive multi-team trade to land Jimmy Butler.

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.

Moments before Jimmy Butler was handed a Golden State Warriors jersey for the first time, he made clear what his motivation is going forward