Jimmy Butler reportedly pulled a bit of a 180-degree turn on the Miami Heat last season—or at least his agent did—when he demanded a trade during his extension stand-off with the team.

At No. 40, Golden State veteran forward Jimmy Butler was listed with an 87 overall rating.

When the Miami Heat traded Jimmy Butler for Andrew Wiggins, it was long overdue. After a disgruntled regular season, Butler's trade demand was granted ahead of last year's trade deadline. Now, the reason for the long-awaited trade has reportedly been revealed, and it involves Jimmy's agent.

Jimmy Butler's arrival in Golden State mid-2024-25 wasn't just impactful, it was transformative. With Stephen Curry sidelined, the Warriors were faltering, but Butler's grit, defen

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green called out criticism of teammate Jimmy Butler after Butler's former team, the Miami Heat, traded forward Haywood Highsmith.

However, if the Warriors are able to sign him on a cheap deal, it might not hurt to give the three-time All-Star a chance. Simmons owns career averages of 13.1 points, 7.4 rebounds and 7.2 assists per game. For more on the Golden State Warriors and general NBA news, head on over to Newsweek Sports.

Butler, who himself has played through injury multiple times in his career, caught wind of Alcaraz’s statement. The Warriors forward responded using just one word. “VAMOS!” Butler wrote, which translates to “let’s go” in English.

Jimmy Butler urgently needed to get out of Miami, and the Golden State Warriors were urgently in need of a true co-star for Stephen Curry as they suddenly realized what year was on his birth ...

The Golden State Warriors' dynasty is largely considered one of the greatest dynasties in NBA history. They dominated the league from 2015-2019, winning 3 title