NBA trade deadline less than a month away, the Miami Heat reportedly aren't getting any closer to trading disgruntled star forward

Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler isn't simply concerned with hoisting the Larry O'Brien Trophy for the first time. The six-time All-Star is also set on signing a ma

The Grizzlies, who do make a lot of sense on paper for both sides, have been told to stay away. Everyone knows the Butler market is soft, and as such Miami is fielding "poo-poo platter" offers, which is funny enough to mention twice. Obviously Miami isn't going to make a trade for that kind of return. So, stay tuned. This could get uglier.

Even after the Jimmy Butler news, the Memphis Grizzlies have several places to turn ahead of the NBA trade deadline.

The Miami Heat were at Chase Center on Tuesday night. Jimmy Butler wasn’t. The temperamental superstar’s feud with his organization reached a boiling point in recent days, with Butler’s demands to be traded resulting in a suspension handed down by the team that just so happened to coincide with its six-game swing up and down the West Coast.

The list of teams advised against acquiring Jimmy Butler is growing longer, with the Memphis Grizzlies and Milwaukee Bucks joining.

The Phoenix Suns currently possess a 16-18 record following their double-digit 109-99 victory against the Philadelphia 76ers Monday night. Phoenix’s early-season MVP candidate Kevin Durant contributed an efficient 23 points and five assists while three-time All-Star Bradley Beal scored a team-high 25 points in his first game coming off the bench for the team this season.