As trade rumors continue to swirl around Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler, the forward responded Tuesday with “that’s a good question” when asked by reporters whether he wants to stay in Miami.

The Miami Heat have been the NBA’s biggest overachievers over the last five years, but it appears they have now gotten every drop they can out of their current core of players. Star forward Jimmy Butler has a player option for next season he can decline,

The Golden State Warriors won't be able to trade for Jimmy Butler after all, as Miami Heat President Pat Riley said the forward won't be getting traded.

Reporting for NBA Countdown on the line drawn in the sand: Jimmy Butler prefers a trade out of Miami, with two teams [Warriors and Suns] at the top of his desired destinations –

With Jimmy Butler expected to test free agency in 2025, the Miami Heat may not have much leverage in trades involving the superstar wing ahead of the February 6 deadline. As such, the Warriors — among the teams Butler is said to be interested in — may not have to part with a ton of assets to land him.

Comprehensive grading of ESPN's proposed Jimmy Butler trade involving the Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors, and Detroit Pistons.

Jimmy Butler declared himself healthy after what he described as a fairly severe illness for more than a week and said he will return to the Heat's lineup on Wednesday.

Pat Riley said Jimmy Butler will remain in Miami. But what do the odds say? Check out the latest, as the NBA trade deadline looms.

The Warriors have already upgraded their roste but they could be looking to make some more changes that don't involve Jimmy Butler.

One of the biggest stories around the NBA of late has been about what the Miami Heat will do with star forward Jimmy Butler. There has been a ton of trade speculation around Butler and whether the Heat could move him before the trade deadline next year.