Things are getting ugly quickly between Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat, with the two sides seemingly offering different views over whether or not the

“I want to get my joy back,” Butler said in his postgame press conference. “I’m happy here off the court, but I want to be back to somewhere dominant. I want to hoop, and I want to help this team win right now. I’m not doing that.”

When asked if he believes his joy for basketball can be restored while remaining in South Florida, Butler responded, "Probably not.”

Jimmy Butler’s time in South Florida might very well be coming to an end. The Heat star has indicated to the team that he would like to be traded and is open to playing anywhere in the NBA except for Miami,

Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler has been the biggest name in NBA trade rumors this season, and that noise doesn’t look to be going away any time soon. Despite Heat

Two straight games of low rebounding numbers, single-digit points and limited shot attempts led to this exchange between Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press and Butler following the double-digit loss to Indiana.

An ESPN Jimmy Butler report set off a firestorm of speculation surrounding possible trade partners with the Miami Heat for the disgruntled star.

I want to see me get my joy back from playing basketball, and wherever that may be, we’ll find out here pretty soon,” Butler said. “But, I wanna get my joy back. I’m happy here, off the court, but I wanna be back to somewhat dominant,

As Jimmy Butler continues to put pressure on the Miami Heat to grant his wish for a trade, people around the NBA have taken notice of his demeanor on