Schröder, 31, is a 12-year veteran, drafted by the Atlanta Hawks in 2013. Detroit will be Schröder's ninth team in eight seasons, including his short time at Golden State.

The flurry of trades is especially tough given that Schröder has been vocally opposed to the tendencies of the NBA trade deadline. In an interview with NBC Sports Bay Area on Tuesday, Schröder compared the trades to "modern slavery," calling it a "cutthroat business."

After landing in hot water recently for comparing the NBA trade deadline to “modern slavery,” veteran guard Dennis Schroder endured a wild 24 hours leading up to, and through the spectacle.The 31-year-old German was traded twice during the 24-hour period,

Dennis Schroder compared Luka Doncic's trade to the Lakers to "modern slavery." A day later, he was traded himself in a deal with the Miami Heat and later to Utah Jazz

Dennis Schroder was reportedly a part of a massive NBA trade involving Jimmy Butler on Wednesday, just one day after comparing the deadline to "modern slavery."