The Miami Heat have a young nucleus brewing in South Beach and could add a talented scorer to its foundation ahead of the Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline.

For clarity, the Suns would receive Butler, the Heat would receive Kuzma, Valanciunas, Bey, Anthony Gill, and a 2031 second-round pick (via the Denver Nuggets), and the Wizards would receive Beal and a 2031 first-round pick (via the Cleveland Cavaliers).

While the Phoenix Suns remain his top desired destination, could another team actually have the best return pieces in a trade for Jimmy Butler, like the Washington Wizards?

The Washington Wizards will soon have a decision to make when it comes to Kyle Kuzma with the trade deadline rapidly approaching. Several teams should be intere

There's no guarantee star forward Jimmy Butler is traded from the Miami Heat by the Feb. 6 trade deadline. Let's assume Butler is not dealt and plays out the re

The current NBA trade deadline landscape gives the Wizards an opportunity to add to their war chest of draft picks.

The latest NBA rumors include Jimmy Butler's Miami Heat standoff, the Indiana Pacers and Myles Turner drifting apart, and Kyle Kuzma angling to leave the Washington Wizards.

Though the strength of schedule over this span hasn’t necessarily been impressive, Phoenix has been better recently, winning nine of its last 13 games. So, as the team continues its pursuit of Jimmy Butler, the Suns (24-22) are moving their way up the standings.

In a new trade idea from Zach Buckley of Bleacher Report, the Heat swing a deal for forward Kyle Kuzma of the Washington Wizards. Amid all the rumors about Butler, landing Kuzma could be a great way for Miami to improve its roster.

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The Jimmy Butler saga continues with the Miami Heat on Monday issuing their third unpaid suspension to the former All-Star since Jan. 3

The Hawks have a bottom-10 offense, having seen the league’s third-biggest drop in points scored per 100 possessions. Their February schedule offers them just one game (the fewest in the league) against a team — Washington — that currently ranks in the bottom 10 defensively.