Jimmy Butler wants out of Miami with Heat listening to trade offers
NY Post
Jimmy Butler’s days with the Heat appear to be numbered.
The six-time All-Star prefers to be traded away from the team ahead of the Feb. 6 deadline, according to ESPN.
The Heat are willing to listen to trade offers for Butler, the outlet added.
Butler, 35, is on the books for $49 million this year with a $52 million player option for next year.
Potential suitors have been informed that Butler intends to decline that option in order to become a free agent, per the report.
Multiple teams have reportedly already reached out to the Heat, and Butler is open to the Suns, Warriors, Mavericks and Rockets among others.
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