There's another update in the Jimmy Butler saga, but it doesn't appear the status quo has changed much for him and the Miami Heat. NBA insider Chris

Even though the Golden State Warriors have not made a major move before the NBA Trade Deadline, it's not for a lack of trying. According to the latest reports,

With two days until the NBA's trade deadline (Thursday, 3 p.m. ET), what once appeared to be a quiet week has become one of the loudest in league history. With Luka Doncic and Anthony Davis being traded for each other in a historic and unprecedented swap,

Trade negotiations between the Golden State Warriors and Miami Heat have come to a halt due to Jimmy Butler's unwillingness to sign an extension with the Warriors, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst.

Jimmy Butler has consistently made headlines for trade rumors and discussions with many teams around the league. Following his indefinite suspension with the Mi

If the Heat is unable to ship off Jimmy Butler before Thursday’s NBA trade deadline, and if he remains interested in joining the Phoenix Suns this offseason, Miami faces a potential landmine this summer that could leave the team in a pickle for months.

It's already been one of the wildest trade deadlines in league history. Let's make it more wild, with new teams for Jimmy Butler, Bradley Beal, Julius Randle and more stars.

Jimmy Butler seemingly has made the Miami Heat aware that he wants a trade done and is ready to move on from the franchise.

Jimmy Butler's trade market is drying up. The veteran forward has a player option for next season. Therefore, he can inform teams if he isn't willing to re-sign with them, essentially creating a no-trade clause. According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, that is exactly what Butler has done with the Golden State Warriors.

The Warriors missed out on Zach LaVine, but still have bigger fish in mind. That could include a possible reunion with Kevin Durant.