To complete the trade, the Warriors sent Toney Douglas to the Miami Heat, with the Heat sending center Joel Anthony, a lottery-protected first-round pick (via Philadelphia), and a second-round pick to Boston Celtics. If the first-round pick is not conveyed by 2015, it becomes two second-round picks.
The Nets never seem to be out of the trade market, and if another offer pops up to potentially bolster their backcourt, I’m sure they’ll take a look.
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