Miami Heat player Jimmy Butler returned to practice after missing five games and addressing trade rumors, stating he doesn’t care about being traded but is open to whatever happens. Heat president Pat Riley has denied plans to trade Butler, who is unsure if he will stay with the team or be traded to a contender before the February deadline. Butler plans to return to the lineup for the Heat’s next game and is focused on competing and winning, while also keeping his options open for free agency in July.
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Michael Jordan criticized the current trend of load management in the NBA during his "MJ: Insights to Excellence" segment on NBC, emphasizing that players should prioritize playing for fans who invest in tickets. The league has implemented a rule requiring players to participate in at least 65 games per season to qualify for regular season awards, reflecting Jordan's belief in fulfilling their duty as entertainers. Want More Context? 🔎
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