Jimmy Butler

Jimmy Butler dominated Heat-Celtics Game 6 in the Eastern Conference finals. Asked to describe Butler's game, Kyle Lowry said, "f***ing incredible."

That was really by mistake. Aye, listen, don’t fine me, NBA. That was by mistake. The NBA has fined players more frequently for profanity lately, especially for using the f-word.

The Miami Heat had their backs against the wall on Friday night. Similar to how they had the Philadelphia 76ers in the second round of the 2022 NBA Playoffs ...

Thybulle, who continues to rack up defensive accolades, has already become one of the league’s best perimeter defenders early on in his professional career. Overall, Butler finished the matchup with 47 points in 45 minutes. After checking in for all but eight seconds, Butler went 6-9 from the field and 4-4 from the free-throw line, grinding out 17 of his team's 29 points. By the time the third quarter wrapped up, the Heat star had 30 points in 34 minutes. The All-Star chucked up ten shots and knocked down six for 14 of his team's 29 points. The Miami Heat had their backs against the wall on Friday night.

Jimmy Butler was exceptional in Game 6 against the Boston Celtics, as the Miami Heat avoided elimination thanks to his 47 points, nine rebounds, ...

Fine him." "Fine him. That was considered an obscene gesture by the NBA, so it fined him $15,000. "My bad," Lowry said. Before Lowry was done pleading his case, though, Butler jokingly went at him. Jimmy Butler was exceptional in Game 6 against the Boston Celtics, as the Miami Heat avoided elimination thanks to his 47 points, nine rebounds, eight assists and four steals.

Heat guard Kyle Lowry gave a glowing review of Jimmy Butler's performance in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals, but there is one word that he would ...

"Y'all fine me all the time. "That was really by mistake. "My bad, my bad.

Jimmy Butler met with the media after the Miami Heat won Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Boston Celtics.

- SHOULD THE BUCKS MAKE A TRADE? On Sunday afternoon, the Milwaukee Bucks lost Game 7 to the Boston Celtics, which officially ends their 2021-22 NBA season in the second-round. However, this would be the second time in just four years that the Heat would be in the Finals (if they are able to beat the Celtics in Game 7 ). "It's not finished yet," Butler said.

It seems as if the moment was destiny now, but entering Game 6 Butler had scored just 27 points in the previous three games and was battling an injury that ...

Butler overcame that setback and is one win away from reaching his second NBA Finals with the Heat. It also helps to have past legends of the game who once walked in your shoes available to give championship advice if needed. At every stop, from Chicago to Minnesota to his brief stint in Philly and Miami, Butler has emerged as the emotional leader of the team and a go-to guy in crunch time. He usually steps his game up, locks in and plays with a passion and purpose that few can equal. The huge scoring performances that others have during a regular season that doesn’t amount to much get them headlines and glory. He’s not exactly humble, because he will flaunt his triumphs and shove it back up in his opponent’s face in the heat of the moment. Believe it or not, at the time the sheep and prisoners of the moment laughed at Butler and scoffed at the declaration as hyperbole. Butler has been putting the league on notice for years, even leading the Heat to the NBA Finals inside the Disney bubble in 2020 and establishing himself (or so he thought) among the upper echelon of franchise-caliber stars. That’s back when LeBron’s Lakers, the Brooklyn Nets and Greek Freak’s Bucks were the toast of the NBA’s talking heads. The two-way phenom also added some menacing defense with nine rebounds, eight assists and four steals in a 111-103 Miami Heat win to force a Game 7. With Miami on the brink of elimination against a surging Boston Celtics squad, Butler rebounded from a poor Game 5 performance. He impacts the game on the level of most superstars, but doesn’t have the eye-popping offensive numbers, MVPs or mega endorsement deals those other elite ballers do. Heat forward PJ Tucker said that he told Butler “We need 50 tonight.” Tucker says Butler just looked at him and nodded.