The Miami Heat have a Jimmy Butler problem. The former Philadelphia 76ers star has made it clear he wants to move and find a different situation beyond South B

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler did not play in his team's 125-96 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday night. Serving the first of a two-game suspension, Butler is away from the team after this latest punishment.

Come Sunday it will be exactly one year since the Milwaukee Bucks hired Doc Rivers to be the organization's 18th head coach. The past 12 months, split over two seasons, have generally been underwhelming,

Ira Winderman’s perspectives and other items of note from the Miami Heat’s Thursday night game against the Milwaukee Bucks.

Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra finds himself in an unenviable place amid the Jimmy Butler trade drama. Butler wants out, and the Heat have suspended him twice

After being grounded in New Orleans all week by a historic winter storm and arriving in Milwaukee a little more than two hours before tipoff Thursday, the Bucks won their fifth straight game in convincing fashion.

After being snowbound in New Orleans, the Bucks got to Milwaukee on Thursday about two hours before game time — and then routed Miami.

Milwaukee’s scheduled game against the Miami Heat on Thursday has been pushed back an hour due to the Bucks’ difficulties arriving from snowy weather in New Orleans.

Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) January 23, 2025 Awaiting a trade out of Miami, Butler has clearly not been following team protocol. Bucks head coach Doc Rivers sent a strong message on this before ...

MIAMI – Observations and other ... Such as Bucks coach Doc Rivers offering his take on Jimmy Butler’s standoff with the Heat, asked pregame if he was surprised by how it is playing out ...