The trade deadline is three weeks away, and the Dallas Mavericks shockingly find themselves just three games over .500 a season after getting to the NBA Finals. Every team has a dream target, whether they're attainable or not.
The Miami Heat forward was suspended by the team for seven games, and the team said they will look to trade him.
The Dallas Mavericks are 20-15 on the season as they sit No. 6 in the Western Conference. They've now spent some time without Luka Doncic, and it appears it be
Jimmy Butler's frustration over the Miami Heat's lack of aggressive moves during his tenure comes to light amid ongoing trade drama.
If the Heat don't move Jimmy Butler by the Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline, he'd be better off picking up his player option to facilitate a trade this offseason.
Jimmy Butler returned to the Miami Heat as planned on Friday, going through the team’s walkthrough in advance of their game against the Denver Nuggets.