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As all are aware of by now, the Miami Heat dealt Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors prior to the Feb. 6 trade deadline. The highlight of their return package is former No. 1 pick Andrew Wiggins,

How do you define trial by fire? Ask Andrew Wiggins, the Miami Heat newcomer currently is living that reality.

It has been talked about before by coaches and players that Miami's offense led by Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo resembles that of Golden State with such stars as Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. Wiggins would echo the same sentiments as he spoke to the media Sunday morning about how “there are similarities” with the four players mentioned.

We can’t say the same about No. 22, at least as it relates to the Miami Heat.  All-Star forward Jimmy Butler wore No. 22 for six seasons, leading the Heat to

Andrew Wiggins could play his first game in a Miami Heat uniform soon. After being traded from the Golden State Warriors to the Heat as part of the

It's the end of an era as the Miami Heat have traded Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors as in return, one of the key pieces they got back was Andrew Wiggins. As the Heat trade involving Butler keeps expanding, Wiggins to the team is interesting for several reasons, one that includes veteran Kevin Love.

The circle of NBA life was among the first elements Kevin Love noted when Jimmy Butler was dealt last week by the Miami Heat for the package that included Golden State Warriors forward Andrew

As Miami Heat star Tyler Herro experienced his first All-Star experience, he now leads the team after the trade to the Golden State Warriors featuring Jimmy Butler. Herro would call the Heat's situation a “fresh start” with all the events taking place this season but answered an interesting question regarding Butler's Miami No.