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Jimmy Butler issues an intriguing response following the end of his seven-game suspension, ahead of Friday's Heat-Nuggets game

Jimmy Butler continues to go scorched earth on the Miami Heat in his attempts to be traded from the organization.

The latest development is that, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes, the Heat failed to pay Butler for a period during the summer.

Butler could return from his seven-game suspension on Friday. Will his stalemate with Heat end or further fester tension?

The defending NBA Champions are back in action on Friday, Jan. 17 when the Boston Celtics host the Orlando Magic at TD Garden in Boston.

The Golden State Warriors have been teetering around mediocrity for large stretches of the 2024-25 season, currently sitting at an even 21-21 following Monday evening’s blowout home loss to the Boston Celtics.

And he might have taken a shot at the Miami Heat — possibly long-time team president Pat Riley — in a video posted on his Instagram story. Butler was at his BigFace Coffee brick-and-mortar location in the Miami Design District this week, it seems, when the six-time NBA All-Star posted a video that is already making the rounds.

Jackson specifically cites the Boston Celtics' trades for center Kristaps Porzingis and guard Jrue Holiday which resulted in an instant title, and the Milwaukee Bucks' deal for All-Star point guard Damian Lillard, moves that Jackson observes were far bolder than the Heat's summer signings of center Thomas Bryant and shooting guard Josh Richardson.

When the Miami Heat suspended Jimmy Butler last week, the punishment included two essential pieces. First, the suspension is unpaid for conduct detrimental to t

Despite returning to the court with the Miami Heat after serving a seven-game suspension, Jimmy Butler's future with the team remains uncertain. NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal has weighed in on where he believes Butler would thrive.