On Monday night, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and forward Draymond Green had a heated exchange during a 120-97 win over the Orlando Magic.

The Miami Heat and Jimmy Butler went through a whole lot this year just to end up in the exact same place. Butler isn't a member of the Heat anymore, of course.

Sirius XM NBA Radio's Justine Termine lashed out at Golden State Warriors guard Jimmy Butler for telling Dubs fans not to vote for him as an All-Star.

Jimmy Butler hasn't been an NBA All-Star since 2022, and the Golden State Warriors forward doesn't want that streak to end this season.

Usually when athletes address the voters of awards, it’s to ask for their support. That was not at all the case with Jimmy Butler.

Dillon Brooks shouted at the refs, as the refs did not call a technical foul on Jimmy Butler after Butler threw the ball at Brooks’ chest.

Dillon Brooks served as a metaphor for the Warriors’ current state. A microcosm for their spirit, which was tested Saturday night.

Star, and he's made five All-NBA Teams to boot. The Golden State Warriors man has excelled at the highest level and has the achievements to show for it. However, this year, Butler doesn't want All-Star votes,

Butler, 36, has been listed with back, glute and knee injuries already this season, which could explain the drop in his scoring effectiveness. Butler has never been a high-level 3-point shooter. Instead, he has lived at the rim in short midrange as an off-the-dribble scorer.

The Warriors rescued their season last February with the bold move to acquire Jimmy Butler, but general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. isn’t expecting lightning to strike twice.