Jimmy Butler saw the trade aspirations given to him by the Miami Heat, but a basketball Hall of Famer called him “crying” to make it happen.
Tim Hardaway Sr. commented that Butler ended up trading to the Golden State Warriors, a star in the 1990s, during the Siriusxm NBA radio appearance.
“I don’t agree with what he is doing – you’re under the contract,” Hardaway said.
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Golden State Warriors are in the game between the Dallas Mavericks and the Golden State Warriors at the American Airlines Center. Forward Jimmy Butler (10) is in the game. (Jerome Miron-Imagn image)
“[Butler’s] baby. [He’s] A crying person because they say no to you. ”
Heat President Pat Riley initially said the team had no intention of trading Butler in December after reports that he prefers moving.
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But Butler’s reaction to this ended up being “harmful to the team.”
What did Butler do? He reportedly walked out of practice and missed the team flight for road trips, both of which resulted in a suspension.
Ultimately, the heat before the NBA trade deadline succumbed to the Warriors.
Former Golden State Warriors player Tim Hardaway spoke to the media before the game against the San Antonio Mast against the Chase Center. (Kelley L Cox-Usa’s sports today)
Butler deals with everything is something that cannot be understood in his game.
“We’ve been saying ‘no’ to us in the past, we used to know how to accept it.” “That’s it. It’s a question. You’ll get affirmation or no.
Butler has asked for a deal in the past, especially when he ended up with the Timberwolves in Minnesota. But, as James Harden and Kawhi Leonard prove, he isn’t the only NBA star to do so in recent seasons.
As Hardaway mentioned, the stars of the past also asked for a deal, but were rejected. But how Butler handles this situation is different from what Hardaway sees.
Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler (10) in the Dallas Mavericks and the Golden State Warriors at the American Airlines Center. (Jerome Miron-Imagn image)
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Butler has played four games with his new Warriors since the trade, averaging 21.3 points, 7.0 rebounds and 5.3 assists in those games. Golden State won three of these four games.
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