Jimmy Butler's team-issued seven-game suspension for 'detrimental conduct' is almost over. The star forward could return when the Miami Heat host the Denver Nug

The New Orleans Pelicans 7-31 start this year has put them in an interesting predicament for the second half of the season. February's trade deadline is less th

Sports Illustrated has proposed a three-team Jimmy Butler trade that would see the Heat star heading to Los Angeles.

That is why there is no better time to add a star like Brandon Ingram than right now ... Much like how the Miami Heat are facing a similar situation with Jimmy Butler and his value being super low, the Pelicans can't do much to improve Ingram's outlook ...

The Clippers land a third star in Butler to pair with Kawhi Leonard and James Harden. Even without Leonard in the lineup, Los Angeles has managed to exceed expectations and have the look of a true contender.

Less than one month from today will be the NBA Trade Deadline and there is still some uncertainty as to what will go down at the deadline. Star players like Jim

Collins, Valanciunas, and Williams are all on tanking teams and would come rather cheap. The Bulls would like to trade Vucevic, but he and LaVine are on more expensive deals and are playing well enough that Chicago can demand a bit of a larger return for their stars.

All-Star break about a month away, several NBA head coaches are sitting in the hot seat amid disappointing records,

Pacers: Tyrese Haliburton left Sunday's contest after 19 minutes with a left hamstring strain and did not return. Fantasy managers should start prepping to grab Andrew Nembhard and TJ McConnell ahead of Tuesday's matchup against the Cavs.

The New Orleans Pelicans would like to trade forward Brandon Ingram instead of losing ... What's the latest on Jimmy Butler trade rumors? Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler’s name will come up ...

LaVine is playing the best basketball of his career, so why can't the Bulls find a buyer for the $95 million left on his contract after this season? Well, the trade market has a pecking order, and LaVine still isn't at the top.