It's been a month since the trade that brought Jimmy Butler to San Francisco but nobody will soon forget his divorce with the Heat. Things were so bad toward the end that as Butler was kept off the court,

Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wade didn't have a problem with Jimmy Butler wanting to leave the organization prior to his trade to the Golden State Warriors, but he would have liked to see the whole situation handled in a different way.

T he Golden State Warriors entered the new year in a puzzling spot with their franchise. With NBA legend Steph Curry only getting older and the rest of the roster just not being e

Golden State Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. delivered a blunt message to the team following the acquisition of Jimmy Butler III, emphasizing a win-now mentality as the team pushes toward the postseason.

The Jimmy Butler-Miami Heat trade hasn't necessarily been mutually beneficial. In fact, it's looking lopsided in Golden State's favor thus far with its recent success and Miami's detriment. The Warriors are 12-2 since acquiring Butler,