A Miami Heat insider reveals how LeBron James' 2014 exit from the team is impacting Pat Riley's Jimmy Butler decision

The Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James are trying to win another NBA championship this season but may need to dip into the trade market to turn that dream into a reality

NBA trade deadline is 15 days away, so we're right in the thick of when all the rumors around the league will start to pick up. Jimmy Butler is the most talked about trade piece right now, with the Phoenix Suns being eyed as the frontrunner to land him if a trade were to transpire.

Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat don’t seem to care about those optics. The Heat suspended Butler for a second time in less than weeks, bringing Butler’s total team-imposed absences this season to nine games.

Utah Jazz trade and if it’s connected to Jimmy Butler. Then, Vince and Dan strongly disagree with Scottie Pippen’s latest comments on what he could’ve accomplished without Michael Jordan and his value compared to LeBron James.

Pat Riley is no stranger to difficult moments with superstar players, but it’s increasingly clear that he may now be facing his most challenging standoff yet.

Amid the ongoing conflict between Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat, NBA legend Paul Pierce has sharply criticized team president Pat Riley, drawing parallels between the current tensions and those that led to the departures of other Heat stars,

Andrew Caley's NBA player props for January 23 include picks focusing on Dorian Finney-Smith, Bam Adebayo & Kawhi Leonard.

As Jimmy Butler's future in Miami grows more uncertain, Zach Harper explains why NBA trades are so complex these days.

The Suns look like they will be a play-in team when the regular season ends. But one more trade could be on the horizon.

Bradley Beal is one of the most talked-about trade prospects as the Feb. 6 trade deadline approaches. The biggest question surrounding Beal is whether he will waive his no-trade clause and make himself available to teams interested in making a deal with the Phoenix Suns.