That means Miami could ultimately move the six-time All-Star prior to the trade deadline, particularly if the Heat are clearly not contending. If that ends being the case, the Cav

Jimmy Butler’s current Miami Heat contract has two seasons remaining, with a player option for 2025-26. Recently, Brooklyn Nets insider Robert Windrem claimed that Butler might desire to reunite with his former teammate Ben Simmons in Brooklyn.

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