The Miami Heat weighed whether to change the designation for the suspension they issued to disgruntled star Jimmy Butler, according to NBA insider

A source close to Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler said the 14-year veteran has been frustrated with the front office over the lack of trades

ESPN reporting: Suspended Heat star Jimmy Butler tells Pat Riley in face-to-face meeting that he wants to be traded and will not sign a new deal in Miami.

Chris Haynes reports that Jimmy Butler will return to play for the Heat again if he is not traded 👀 "l'm told [Butler] is fully prepared to return to play for the Miami Heat if he is not moved by the time his suspension is lifted.” (via @LeBatardShow) pic.twitter.com/yPPISUPR4r

The Miami Heat are considering changing Jimmy Butler’s supension designation from conduct detrimental to team’ to ‘refusal to provide services’, NBA insider Chris Haynes

How Jimmy Butler's ongoing feud with the Heat front office can impact the Thunder's future.

Jimmy Butler's seven-game suspension for detrimental conduct has one game remaining, and Butler still hopes his time in Miami will soon come to an end. Butler reiterated his trade request to Heat president Pat Riley last week during a face-to-face meeting,

There was something else that rubbed Jimmy the wrong way toward the end of last summer. Jimmy and his camp were informed of a clerical—or excuse me, an accounting—error toward the

Jimmy Butler's frustration over the Miami Heat's lack of aggressive moves during his tenure comes to light amid ongoing trade drama.