According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, not even a new extension worth a lot of money could convince Jimmy Butler to stay with the Miami Heat.

This “feud” has been growing for months, with tensions reaching a point where nothing can heal it.

“From my understanding, even if the Heat were to offer him an extension right now, that’s not something he wants to do,” said Charania. “That’s not something he would do. The last straw really came after Wednesday night’s game against New Orleans. A victory where in the 24 hours after, from what I understand, the Heat made implication to people around Jimmy Butler that he wasn’t playing his hardest. What we saw transfer last in the postgame was essentially his reaction to that.”

Butler has made it clear that he wants to play anywhere else that isn’t Pat Riley’s team. He was supposed to give a list of teams he would play for, but never submitted it.

Riley was asked by the veteran talent to get more quality players in a Heat jersey, but it never came to reality. This was seen with the likes of Damian Lillard, Jrue Holiday, and Kyrie Irving.

Teams like the Phoenix Suns, Houston Rockets, Golden State Warriors, and Dallas Mavericks have shown interest in acquiring the 35-year-old.

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania and Brian Windhorst, Jimmy Butler’s time in Miami is officially up, as the man himself has asked to be traded.

The 35-year-old has no plans to list preferred teams he wants to play on; why? Because Butler doesn’t care where he plays as long as he is far away from the Miami Heat.

Despite saying he’s lost his “joy” for basketball due to Pat Riley and the Heat, Butler will remain committed to the team until he is dealt. This means partaking in all team activities and whatever he is asked to do.

“I want to see me getting my joy back playing basketball. Wherever that may be, we’ll find out here pretty soon,” Butler said. “I’m happy here off the court but I want to be back to somewhat dominant, I want to hoop and I want to help this team win and right now I’m not doing it.”

During Thursday’s game against the Indiana Pacers, Butler looked dejected and miserable on the bench. Plus, in the 27 minutes he played, he only attempted six shots, which got him nine points.

The NBA Trade Deadline is February 6th. Teams such as the Golden State Warriors, Phoenix Suns, and Dallas Mavericks have shown interest in trading for the talented veteran.

According to multiple reports, the Sacramento Kings had a very difficult decision to make, and they didn’t want to make that call at all. There was controversy inside-and-out of their organization.

“Nobody wanted to fire Mike,” one Kings source said. “He’s a good coach. People here really care about him. Until the very last moment we were trying to make it work.”

Despite not wanting to fire him, General Manager Monte McNair, associate GM Wes Wilcox, Team President Matina Kolokotronis, and Governor Vivek Ranadivé were actively communicating throughout the team’s 0-5 home struggles, which led to the team firing him.

The night before the firing, everyone agreed to go to bed and decide in the morning. Sacramento allowed him to run practice and answer the media’s questions, but beyond that, they made their choice to fire him.