Jimmy Butler's six-season tenure with the Miami Heat ... games after sitting out the previous five because of an illness. ESPN's Shams Charania reported on Dec. 10 that the Heat were listening ...

MIAMI -- With his seven-game suspension over, Heat star Jimmy Butler was back in the starting ... afternoon at Kaseya Center, sources told ESPN. At his pregame session with reporters Friday ...

The hottest rumor has linked LeBron James to the Warriors once again, but ESPN's Shams Charania has started reporting that the Heat would move star Jimmy Butler in the right deal. The Heat are ...

Butler’s total losses from suspensions will be at least $5.2 million. ESPN GIVES INSIGHT ABOUT JIMMY BUTLER’S LACK OF EFFORT SINCE SUSPENSION Despite saying his “beef” isn’t with any of ...

The post ESPN reporter’s Jimmy Butler ‘Robin’ claim will catch Warriors fans’ attention appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Golden State Warriors had a disappointing ending to their second ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com as ESPN Analyst Says the Suns Have a $121 Million Extension Waiting for Jimmy Butler.

After ESPN’s Shams Charania reported last week ... “I know that the Suns have interest in Jimmy Butler,” he said. “Jimmy would like $100 million, and I think the Suns might give it to ...

Player agent Bernie Lee and ESPN reporter Shams Charania are verbally duking it out over reports that Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler wants a trade to the Golden State Warriors, or another contending ...

ESPN analyst Stephen A ... 823 en route to 22.1 points per game. "If I'm Jimmy Butler, who is considered one of the selfless stars, doesn't mind sharing the basketball, doesn't mind not being ...

It only took five games for the Golden State Warriors and new star Jimmy Butler to get ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith to change his tune about the blockbuster trade’s impact. The morning after the ...

After the Milwaukee Bucks were eliminated from the opening round of the playoffs, for the third consecutive season, Giannis ...

One person who had his questions was ESPN's Stephen A. Smith. .@stephenasmith believes the Warriors are "no more dangerous than they were yesterday" after the Jimmy Butler trade 😅 pic.twitter ...