Jimmy Butler reportedly told Miami Heat team president Pat Riley that he still wants to be traded and won’t sign an extension, only using his player option for the 2025-26 season to facilitate a trade. The saga began last month when Butler expressed a desire for a change of scenery by the NBA trade deadline, leading to a suspension by the Heat for “conduct detrimental to the team” but now they are open to trade offers. Despite averaging 17.6 points in 22 games, Butler is set to return to the team after a seven-game suspension and is aiming to find joy in playing basketball again.
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The NBA playoff matchups were set after the regular season finale, with the Western Conference seeding coming down to the wire. The Thunder secured the top seed, the Rockets locked in the second seed, the Lakers claimed the third seed, the Nuggets grabbed the fourth seed, the Clippers avoided the play-in and will face the Nuggets, the Timberwolves secured the sixth seed and will face the Lakers, the Warriors will host the play-in game against...
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