Jimmy Butler says ‘whole truth will come out’ about his trade demand following relatively tame return to Heat

Mike Budenholzer removed Bol Bol from the Phoenix Suns' rotation after Bol failed to support teammate Mason Plumlee during an altercation with Steven Adams on March 12, as reported by Chris Haynes. Budenholzer was reportedly "irate" with Bol's lack of support, leading to his exclusion from the lineup. Despite averaging 12.5 points and 4.7 rebounds per game in February, rival executives believe Bol possesses "untapped talent." Full Article

Gregg Popovich is currently resting at home after experiencing a medical incident at a restaurant on Tuesday night, where he was stretchered away due to a non-life-threatening injury or illness. Previously, Popovich had suffered a mild stroke in November, which caused him to miss the rest of the season, but the Spurs have stated that he will decide whether to continue coaching. Despite these challenges, Popovich has indicated his intention to return as head coach...

Memphis Grizzlies triumphed over the Dallas Mavericks in the play-in game, winning 120-106, securing the 8th seed in the 2025 NBA Western Conference playoffs, where they will face the Oklahoma City Thunder. Key performances included Jaren Jackson Jr. with 24 points, Ja Morant with 22 points, and Desmond Bane also contributing 22 points, while Anthony Davis scored 40 points for the Mavericks in a disappointing end to their season. Reports indicated Davis went to the...

As a rookie, Amen Thompson initially struggled with his head coach Ime Udoka's intense critiques but has since come to appreciate the high standards set for him. Udoka, now in his second year with the Rockets, emphasizes developing Thompson's skills by pushing him out of his comfort zone, transitioning him from playing on the ball to learning off-ball roles. As Thompson continues to grow, Udoka draws comparisons between him and Kyrie Irving, noting his impressive...

The Miami Heat triumphed over the Atlanta Hawks with a final score of 123-114 in an overtime match held at State Farm Arena, officiated by James Capers, Ed Malloy, and Mitchell Ervin. The Heat led in scoring across four quarters and overtime, with Tyler Herro and Andrew Wiggins contributing significantly to the team's success, scoring 30 and 20 points respectively. The Hawks, led by Onyeka Okongwu's 28 points and Trae Young's 29 points, fell short...