According to Chris Haynes, the Miami Heat again suspended Jimmy Butler for violating team policy. This time, it was for missing the team’s flight to Milwaukee on Wednesday.

The suspension will last for two games, seeing him miss Thursday’s game against the Bucks and Saturday’s game against the Brooklyn Nets.

This suspension comes after recently serving a team-imposed seven-game suspension. Butler only returned for three games before being reprimanded again.

There is a strong expectation that he will no longer be a part of Miami’s organization until the trade deadline. Per multiple reports, Butler is willing to be a part of any organization, as long as it isn’t Miami or the Memphis Grizzlies.

According to Chris Haynes, Jimmy Butler has made it clear that he is not interested in playing for the Memphis Grizzlies.

There were a couple of teams Butler did not want to play for; Memphis was up there on that list. This comes after reports of him being willing to play “anywhere” but Miami.

The 35-year-old continues to seek a multi-year contract from a playoff-contending team. With that said, teams have dropped out of the race.

Most notably, the Golden State Warriors, who don’t want to empty their roster for one superstar.

Now, teams still want him—for example, the Phoenix Suns and Dallas Mavericks. As of this time, per reports, Phoenix is the only team willing to give the money Butler is looking for.

This season’s trade deadline is February 6th. Butler is currently serving a team-imposed seven-game suspension, as it’s been made clear if no trade has happened by then, or when the deadline passes, he will continue playing for Miami and leave in free agency.

In 22 games, Butler averages 17.6 points, 5.5 rebounds, 4.7 assists, and 1.2 steals.

According to ESPN, the Miami Heat have no interest in taking Bradley Beal’s contract when discussing the possibility of Jimmy Butler trade talks with the Phoenix Suns.

If Phoenix wants to acquire Butler, they must find a third team. This would be to eliminate Beal’s massive contract, in which he is owed $110 million over the next two seasons and has a no-trade clause attached.

Miami is an apron team, so they can’t take back more salary in a deal. For them, this is going to make their lives more complicated in trading the talented veteran.

For the Suns, Mat Ishbia and James Jones will have to act fast if they want him, as Pat Riley wants Butler gone “as soon as possible.”

There is still a wide range of teams who want Butler. As a side note, the Heat has suspended the 35-year-old for seven games due to misconduct and how he’s handled this situation the past couple of weeks.