Butler returns from suspension today! More details of the Heat drama exposed: Some don't want him to stay on the team

18/01/2025 48hotness 0likes

On January 18th, Beijing time, according to Haynes, a well-known journalist, Heat star Butler will return from a seven-game suspension and is expected to enter the starting lineup against the Nuggets today; previously due to multiple actions detrimental to the team, the Heat suspended Butler without pay for seven games, and he has now missed seven consecutive games against the Jazz, Kings, Warriors, Jazz, Trail Blazers, Clippers, and Lakers.

It was reported that Butler met with the Heat owner yesterday, and today the well-known reporter reported that Butler is confirmed to return from suspension and start the game today, followed by Butler's official announcement of his return; however, Ramona Shelburne reported more details about the drama between Butler and the Heat.

Ramona Shelburne reported that the team still has concerns about Butler's potential performance and the chaotic environment that may continue to be caused; a source close to the team said: I don't know how he should return to this locker room; another said: We don't want him back.

Shelburne also reported that although Butler met with Pat Riley, the Heat's president, and Micky Arison, the owner of the Heat, it was just a futile effort, as the situation would continue for a long time, and the problems leading to the breakdown of the relationship still exist. Butler still wants to be traded, but the Heat have not found a trade they like.

Sources say that teammates, coaches, and staff are already tired of the situation.

According to Brian Windhorst, in order to get Butler, the Suns are even willing to use their only tradable first-round pick in 2031; it is reported that Butler wants to team up with Durant and Booker. Will Butler be able to leave the team as he wishes? Let's wait and see.

So far this season, Butler has played 22 games for the Heat, averaging 30.8 minutes per game, scoring 17.6 points, 5.5 rebounds, 4.7 assists, and 1.2 steals. The seven-game suspension has expired, and Butler lost $2.35 million due to the suspension; according to the schedule, the Heat will face the Nuggets at home today.