For the first time in his career, Giannis Antetokounmpo is open to a trade away from the Milwaukee Bucks. The two-time MVP has been loyal throughout his career, but fans could very well see him in a new uniform next season.

Miami Heat team president Pat Riley didn't express regret when addressing the Jimmy Butler situation for the first time since the Heat traded him to Golden State.

Pat Riley candidly addresses the "ugly" rift with Jimmy Butler amid speculation about the Warriors' trade success.

Giannis Antetokounmpo is reportedly “open-minded” about a future outside Milwaukee and has an apparent bond with Steph Curry.

Wolves fans still resent the way Butler left the franchise and how Green has trash-talked them. Expect vitriol when this series tips off.

The Miami Heat's relationship with star Jimmy Butler grew sour before he was traded to the Golden State Warriors. Bleacher Report named their break-up as one of the messiest in the NBA since 2010.

If you want a dissertation on 13 [trades], we will be here a half hour. We were pretty much locked in with one team [Phoenix]. It didn’t

Pat Riley’s memories of Jimmy Butler are still fond. Despite their reportedly contentious split, which played out across multiple scathing reports and an eventual trade that sent the six-time All-Star to Golden State in February, ending a magical six seasons in Miami, Riley didn’t torch the once fiery Heat star.

The Golden State Warriors eliminated the Houston Rockets from the playoffs with a 103-89 win in Game 7 at Toyota Center on Sunday. Surprisingly, Buddy Hield was the star of the show for the Warriors, and he couldn't resist taking a lighthearted jab at his teammate Jimmy Butler at the start of his press conference after the game.

The Jimmy Butler era in Miami came to a dramatic end last season, and now the Heat have to figure out what to do moving forward.