If winnings played any role for Utah Jazz, tonight would have been about the killer instinct for the young jazz in the last minutes of a close game.

If this game had been played any night other than The Eve of NBA’s trading deadline, the Jazz victory 131-128 would have been central to tonight’s story. If this was not at night that Golden State agreed to a trade that landed them Jimmy Butler, everyone would focus on jazz finally prove that they can apply the lessons that have learned in recent months to succeed in connection situations.

Unfortunately, this evening was about Butler, Warriors, the NBA trade deadline and the weirdness that can happen at this time of year in the NBA.

When players were rotating on and off the track for their objects for heating, jazz second-year guard Keyonte George noticed that the Warriors players suddenly leave and on their way to the dressing room. He immediately knew that something went down and it would very likely be trade -related.

“I was out shooting, and everyone went on the back and I don’t know what they said, but I probably know what we would say just keep staying in the moment,” George said. “I mean, obviously it’s a scary situation, because you never know what can happen. But as I said, you just have to stay professional, stay in the moment. “

It’s easier said than done. Plays without Andrew Wiggins, Dennis Schröder and Lindy Waters III with less than an hour’s notice before Tipoff, it was actually a bit impressive that Golden State made a fight on Wednesday evening.

“I think the league should consider doing the trade deadline at the All-Star break just so you don’t have to meet these games where guys get half an hour before a game and you try to process the emotions and try to win a game,” said Warriors coach Steve Kerr. “I don’t know if it is possible.”

Despite the Shakeup to the Warriors’ Guard List result of a multi-team agreement that will include the jazz that acquires Schröder and a future second round of the Val team containing Stephen Curry and Draymond Green still expected them to win against the low jazz.

But this season has been rough for Warriors and they have had a lot of coarse nights and bad losses, which is exactly why they have a record of 25-25, sitting in 11th place in the Western Conference and desperately needed to add To an all -star to help them push through the last stretch of the season.

Kerr and Warriors knew that it would probably be a tough week that would include harsh farewell and some major changes.

“It’s always a difficult time, and especially during a season like this – we have had a couple of them since I have been here – where you know you are not good enough,” Kerr said. “So you know team will look like to do something.”

And they really did something. In one of many blockbuster stores, Warriors will now look to shake off the changes in changes and an overwhelming first half of the season and move on with Jimmy Butler as part of their all-star core.

At the same time, jazz will take the victory over Warriors, use it as a moral increase that will hopefully help them survive the rest of their refueling season.