Jimmy Butler hasn't handled things well with the Heat, but he's right to question the front office's roster moves.

It is no secret that Jimmy Butler wants to be traded. He reportedly told Miami Heat president and minority governor as much, to his face, in a meeting

Jimmy Butler reportedly reiterates trade request in face-to-face meeting with Pat Riley None of this changes the situation: Miami hasn't traded Butler because the offers for him are lowball or involve taking on a big,

The situation is volatile right now between Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat. In the aftermath of Butler's trade request, new information has emerged on his unanswered pleas for more help on the roster.

When the Miami Heat suspended forward Jimmy Butler for seven games on Jan. 3, many figured—naturally—that the six-time All-Star's days with the Heat were over. However, veteran NBA reporter Chris Haynes reported Tuesday afternoon on The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz that Butler could potentially play again for Miami after all—as long as it doesn't trade him before he is eligible to return Friday against the Denver Nuggets.

You understand that his business at the end of the day, and I’ll leave it at that,” Bam Adebayo said. “J.B. [Butler] is one of my guys. So, for me, we give him space and we let him and management

Jimmy Butler is currently serving a seven-game suspension for "conduct detrimental to the team" as the NBA superstar pushes for a trade away from the Miami Heat