Warriors forward Jimmy Butler is having a hard time wrapping his head around Golden State teammate Steph Curry’s lack of foul calls.

Stars have been everywhere this week. In New York City, Michael B. Jordan gives his autograph to fans, Hailee Steinfeld ...

It was not the revenge game Jimmy Butler wanted. Making his return to Miami after five-and-a-half seasons with the Heat, Butler’s Golden State Warriors dropped their second consecutive game ...

MIAMI -- Jimmy Butler III sat on the Golden State Warriors ... A lot of the fan base. ... It's not bad. It's not all bad." ...

The Miami Heat asserted their dominance at home on Tuesday night, defeating the Golden State Warriors 112-86 in a game that marked Jimmy Butler's highly anticipated return to Miami. The absence of ...

MIAMI — Every time Jimmy Butler touched the ball ... “I’m always painted as the bad guy,” Butler said the day before the game. “Everywhere I’ve been, I’ve always been a problem.

"He’s the one that’s still salty and lookin to try to make the heat still look bad. He got mushroom stamped today by Heat culture," another remarked. Jimmy Butler didn't impress on Tuesday as ...

He never once let it show that his hair isn’t quite as great as mine. Killer job! Bucks star dealing with blood clots in leg While much of the basketball world concentrated on Jimmy Butler’s ...

After a five-and-a-half year stint with the Heat that included two All-Star selections, five playoff appearances, two runs to the NBA Finals and a drama-filled exit, Jimmy Butler returned to Miami ...

Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler left the court after Tuesday’s 112-86 loss to the Miami Heat without saying anything to his former teammates. When the final buzzer went off at the end ...

Jimmy Butler has seamlessly transitioned to the Golden State Warriors not only as a player, but with his relationships on the team, particularly his relationship with Draymond Green. Though Butler ...

Jimmy Butler's acquisition brought ... The Warriors found themselves in a hellish limbo before Butler's arrival; too good to blow things up and too bad to climb up the conference standings.