Sixers picks up Jared Butler, Deal Draft Picks In Trade With Wizards – NBC Sports Philadelphia

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Sixers became younger on duty and treated draft elections in an agreed trade on Thursday morning with the wizards.

A source confirmed to NBC Sports Philadelphia, the team has agreed to trade with a first round of election and reggie Jackson in exchange for Jared Butler and four second rounds. Marc Stein first reported the news.

Below are the full terms of trade per. Source.

Sixers receives:

  • Butler
  • 2027 Second Round (more favorable by the warriors ‘and Suns’)
  • 2028 Second Round Election (Warriors’)
  • 2030 Second Round Pick (more favorable for Suns ‘and Trail Blazers’)
  • 2030 Second Round Election (Wizards’)

Wizards Recipient:

  • Jackson
  • 2026 Pick in the first round (least favorable by Clippers ‘, Thunder’s and Rockets’)

Butler is 10 years younger than 34-year-old Jackson, who appeared in 31 games for Sixers and average 4.4 points and 1.5 assists.

He is currently on a two-way contract and just played a G League game for Capital City Go-go on Tuesday. This means that Sixers to create space for Butler has to do some duty. Jeff Dowtin Jr., Pete Nance and Justin Edwards are occupying Sixers’ two-way slots at the moment. Edwards have been excellent at a non -drawn rookie that Gamely entered into a greater minutes and looks worthy of a standard NBA deal.

Butler won the 2021 NCAA title with Baylor and won Final Four’s most excellent player award. The 6-foot-3 guard has already jumped around in the NBA. He played in 32 NBA games this year for Wizards, where he sent 6.9 points and 2.6 assists per year. Competition ..

It just happens that his best excursion came in Philadelphia. Butler scored a career high 26 points in Washington’s tight January 8th loss at Wells Fargo Center. Although not an explosive athlete, butler is a changing, smart, polished ball trader.

In the two days before their trade with Washington, Sixers:

Acquired Quentin Grimes and traded Caleb Martin to Mavericks

Sent kj martin and two two-randers to the stamps