Every day, it seems more teams are being eliminated from the Jimmy Butler sweepstakes. Earlier reports stated the Milwaukee Bucks were told to 'back off' Butle

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The Milwaukee Bucks haven't been told by representatives for Jimmy Butler that the Miami Heat star doesn't want to play there, according to The Athletic's

One team not on Jimmy Butler’s list of preferred destinations may be trying their luck anyway. Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints reported on Friday that the Milwaukee Bucks appear to be emerging as the “main dark horse” to trade for the disgruntled Miami Heat star Butler.

Milwaukee Bucks remain interested in Jimmy Butler and are reportedly willing to trade Khris Middleton to acquire him. “Amid rumors surrounding Butler and the Bucks possibly emerging as the main dark horse to land him in a trade deadline blockbuster, the one thing that everyone… pic.twitter.com/supaGdjPKV

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The Phoenix Suns are rumored to be one team interested in Butler, but that involves the Heat taking Bradley Beal and the two seasons and $110.7 million remaining on Beal’s contract. Plus, Beal has a no-trade clause in his contract. The Suns would be willing to give Butler another financially significant contract.

Although previous reports had said the Bucks weren't an option for Jimmy Butler, it appears things have changed.

A source close to Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler said the 14-year veteran has been frustrated with the front office over the lack of trades

Since Jimmy Butler requested a trade from the Heat in mid-December, it's been widely reported that the six-time All-Star prefers a move to the Warriors, Suns, Mavericks or Rockets.

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