Dean Simon is a contributing journalist for The Sporting News. Dean is a graduate of Stockton University, receiving a bachelors degree in Communication Studies with a focus on Journalism and Media Studies. He has previously written for publications such as LastWordOnSports and GiveMeSport.

The Golden State Warriors reportedly may once again be part of the Jimmy Butler sweepstakes. According to Kevin O'Connor of Yahoo Sports, the Warriors

The Golden State Warriors were thought to be exiting the Jimmy Butler sweepstakes in recent days due to reported disinterest from the franchise. Even with Golden State possessing a 22-23 record and position as the No. 11 seed in the Western Conference, general manager Mike Dunleavy was beginning to pull out of talks regarding the 35-year-old.

The Miami Heat are reportedly working with two NBA teams on a potential Jimmy Butler trade ahead of the Feb. 6 deadline.

Butler became eligible last summer for a two-year, $113 million extension that the Heat have not offered him. Heat president Pat Riley said a

In other words, if Butler is destined to ditch Miami at season’s end, it makes much more sense to trade him for the best trade return possible. The issue is that Butler’s trad

Miami Heat fans want nothing to do with a proposed trade that would swap Tyler Herro and Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry.

The Miami Heat and Golden State Warriors have the chance to pull off one of the most surprising blockbuster trades in the history of the NBA.