Preparing for the possibility that his first game in Miami will be a juicy affair indeed, TNT claimed the Heat-Warriors game as a national broadcast on Thursday.

Miami Heat great and Hall of Famer Tim Hardaway ripped NBA All-Star Jimmy Butler over his saga preceding the NBA trade deadline, calling Butler a "crybaby" for becoming disgruntled and acting out in a way that forced Miami to cave in to his demands and trade him to the Golden State Warriors.

"He took so much for like, ‘oh, you're jumping on the bandwagon,' and then he's the Finals MVP two years in a row and he still gets criticized … why would he want to face all

For weeks leading up to the February 6 NBA trade deadline, the Miami Heat and star Jimmy Butler were going through one of the most interesting public feuds in league history. Butler made it very clear that he wanted out of Miami,

The only thing he wanted you to do was play more games. That’s all he wanted you to do—play more games. “I don’t want to be in the play-in games anymore. I want to be in the

Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat concluded months of tension with his trade to the Golden State Warriors. Now, the small forward reflects on his time with the Heat, offering a candid message about his departure from the team.