The Jimmy Butler trade rumors have continued throughout the week, as it seems like there’s a real chance that the Miami Heat forward could be headed somewhere else. Though there may have been ...

For Miami Heat team president Pat Riley and the front office, winning remains the top goal—regardless of whether six-time All-Star Jimmy Butler is playing. The Heat are likely to shift their ...

Heat forward Jimmy Butler (22) battles for possession of a loose ball during the second half of an NBA basketball game, Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024, in Miami. (AP Photo/Jim Rassol) ...

Pat Riley Gets Brutally Honest On “Ugly” Jimmy Butler Rift Amid Buzz Over Warriors Trade Success. May 10, 2025, 2:01pm EST By Afshan khan. Follow Us 42.

When Jimmy Butler first landed with the Miami Heat as a part of a sign-and-trade in 2019, it seemed like a match made in heaven. Butler had always been a hard-nosed, grind-it-out sort of star, the ...

As far as hardcourt action goes, Jimmy Butler hasn't been quite prolific in 2025. After just a couple of games, Butler was handed a seven-game suspension for incendiary remarks about his current ...

Jimmy Butler's six-season tenure with the Miami Heat appears to be nearing its end. Butler, who led Miami to the NBA Finals in 2020 and 2023, was suspended by the team Friday for "conduct ...

Jimmy Butler weighs in on agent Bernie Lee and insider Shams Charania's trade reportage beef Speaking to the media in the aftermath of the win, Jimmy Butler fielded questions about the trade buzz.

Jimmy Butler's teammates on the Miami Heat reportedly feel "disrespected" by the six-time All-Star amid his standoff with the franchise, according to Fox Sports 1 panelist Rachel Nichols.

A Jimmy Butler trade is complicated by the Bucks’ salary situation. Since they’re currently a second-apron team, they can’t aggregate multiple players in a trade to acquire Butler.

The Golden State Warriors beat the Houston Rockets without Jimmy Butler in Game 3, but they will him back to advance, and not just for the warm fuzzies.

For Miami Heat team president Pat Riley and the front office, winning remains the top goal—regardless of whether six-time All-Star Jimmy Butler is playing.