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The Brooklyn Nets don’t have plans to sign Jimmy Butler, or any other superstar, in free agency this summer, according to NBA insider Marc Stein.
Wes Goldberg|
Tyler Herro, Nikola Jovic and Jaime Jaquez Jr. were among the best players on the court in the Miami Heat's win over the Blazers.
Joshua Gitman|
While that isn’t enough to attract an All-Star talent to replace Butler, it is enough to add two or three helpful players to bolster the Heat's rotation.
Wes Goldberg|
In this week's 5 Things U Can Heat, the path to a successful Heat season is becoming crystal clear
Brennan Sims|
The Miami Heat missed out on three stars that could have helped maximize the Jimmy Butler era and bring the franchise a championship.
Daniel Riccio|
Since being inserted into the starting lineup, Jaime Jaquez Jr. is averaging 16.8 points, 6.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists.
Alexander Villasis|
Pat Riley’s old fashioned tough love approach did not work with Butler, and history has recently shown it hasn’t worked with anybody. The Miami Heat president discusses regret with Dan Le Batard on how he has handled play empowerment in this new NBA era.
Daniel Riccio|
The Miami Heat will not be rushed into making a bad deal just to rid themselves of Jimmy Butler.
Wes Goldberg|
On a recent episode of "The OGs" podcast, Tyler Herro shared how he grew up a big Miami Heat fan, what he wants to bring to Miami and how he nearly ended up with a Heat rival on draft night.
Max Marshall|
Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal and his agent have not discussed waiving his no-trade clause in order to help facilitate a deal for Jimmy Butler, according to ESPN.
Wes Goldberg|
In a season that displayed plenty of early optimism, the Heat have been one of the most underwhelming squads in the league. And serveral core players were headlined in a recent article in a discouraging way: “Least Improved Player(s) of the Year” award.
Daniel Riccio|
After a heartbreaking double overtime loss against the Sacramento Kings Monday night, the Miami Heat had no time to sit and reflect on the loss as they were scheduled for back-to-back against the Golden State Warriors.
Alexander Villasis|
In the initial story about his trade request, Jimmy Butler was reportedly open to playing “anywhere but Miami.” Well, that doesn’t appear to be the case.
Wes Goldberg|
The Heat will give up a first-round pick in 2025 if they make the playoffs. If not, they would owe unprotected picks in 2026 and 2028.
Wes Goldberg|
With the Miami Heat actively trying to move on from the Jimmy Butler mess, the last thing they should do is take an offer just for the sake of removing Butler from the team.
Alexander Villasis|
In one of the more heartbreaking losses of the season, the Heat fell to the Kings 123-118 in double overtime after holding a 17-point lead.
Joshua Gitman|
The Phoenix Suns latest lineup decision could be aimed at facilitating a deal for Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler.
Wes Goldberg|
It’s been a tumultuous time to be a Miami Heat fan in recent weeks. Ever since Shams played Grinch on Christmas in announcing that the Heat was listening to tra
Brandon DiPerno|
Caleb Martin’s shaky financial decision to leave the Miami Heat this past offseason has turned into an inconsistent offensive fit in Philadelphia. Martin has the ability, but he has proved through his career that he may not be viewed as a reliable scorer.
Daniel Riccio|
The Miami Heat front office should shift their focus
Brennan Sims|
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