Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler has indicated he is not willing to be traded to one Western Conference championship contender.

Kevin Love reposted a video clip from the movie ‘The Godfather III’ during which Al Pacino says, ‘Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.’ The post was followed up with caption, ‘Jimmy after yesterday’s news.’

Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler’s agent, Bernie Lee, disputed any reports of a possible trade or that Lee and Butler were hinting in league c

The crumbling relationship between Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler and team president Pat Riley has been a long time coming. And, like with many partnerships th

NBA insider Shams Charania has dropped a major bomb on Jimmy Butler trade rumors. After the Miami Heat suspended their superstar for seven games, they are speeding up the process of dealing him to another team. The Heat are looking for trades right away after initially planning to wait on moving him.

The Miami Heat have suspended forward Jimmy Butler seven games for "multiple instances of conduct detrimental to the team." In addition, Miami confirmed it

In an appearance on "SportsCenter" late Friday night ( YouTube link ), Shams Charania of ESPN gave the latest update on Jimmy Butler ‘s situation in Miami, stating that the Heat would prefer to trade the six-time All-Star “as soon as possible.”

Heat forward Jimmy Butler and this trade saga has come full circle, courtesy of ESPN NBA insider, Shams Charania.

When Jimmy Butler went public with his desire to be traded, it was just a matter of time before the Miami Heat front office made a statement. However, the statement may have been one Butler didn't expect,

Butler said he wants to "get his joy back" playing basketball and that it's "probably not" going to happen in Miami.

Fans react as the Heat recently made headlines after suspending Jimmy Butler for seven games after he wanted a trade.

Former NBA champion Kendrick Perkins issued a public demand to Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler's agent, Bernie Lee, to apologize to Perkins' co-worker, ESPN analyst Shams Charania.