Jimmy Butler effectively ended his Miami Heat career with a disgruntled news conference. He began his Golden State Warriors career with the opposite. The Warriors introduced their new forward on ...

The Jimmy Butler-Miami Heat saga officially came to an end on Wednesday, when the Heat traded Butler to the Golden State Warriors ahead of the NBA trade deadline. The deal ended a months-long feud ...

Jimmy Butler joined Golden State Warriors after leaving Miami Heat, sent first message to NBA franchise fans. The ...

The Heat dealt Butler to the Warriors as part of a big five-team deal ahead of Thursday’s 3 p.m. trade deadline. In return, the Heat acquired Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson and a top-10 protected 2025 ...

Butler will stay in the Bay through 2027 after signing an extension as part of the trade sending him to the Warriors.

The Miami Heat and Jimmy Butler have officially filed for divorce. Now it's all formality. How long these "formalities" take, of course, is yet to be determined. Butler is set to return from a ...

With Jimmy Butler ... sadness about Butler's inevitable departure, Wade wanted fans to know that an organization is never run by a single player. So even if it's tragic, as long as Riley is ...

The 2024-25 NBA season marked Jimmy Butler's sixth season with the Miami Heat. While fans expected Jimmy to finally lead the Heat to an NBA Championship, things have gone south between the two sides.

Perhaps the Warriors can have their cake and eat it, too, in light of a new report regarding Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler. The Butler trade saga added a new wrinkle for the Warriors to pursue a move.

The Jimmy Butler ... on any bad long-term contracts in any deal. Whether the Heat are willing to play the wait-and-see game as the trade deadline approaches or try to bring Butler back into ...

Miami hasn’t traded Butler because the offers for him are lowball or involve taking on a big, long contract (Bradley Beal). ESPN reporting: Suspended Heat star Jimmy Butler tells Pat Riley in ...

Jimmy Butler reportedly told Miami Heat team president Pat Riley in a face-to-face meeting last week that he still wants to be traded, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. In that conversation ...