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Jimmy Butler has at least three teams willing to trade for him this offseason with the intent of then signing him to a max-level extension, sources tell Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald.

Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer reported earlier this week that the Sixers have interest in trading for and then extending Butler.

The two-year max extension that Butler and his camp will push for this offseason includes salaries of $54.3 million for the 25-26 season and $58.6 million for 26-27.

Butler would be eligible to sign the same two-year, $113 million extension that he can sign with the Heat with any team he’s traded to because his Bird Rights carry over in a trade, but that deal could not be agreed upon for six months.

Butler would ideally like to finish his career with the Heat, but he also is seeking the extension.

The Toronto Raptors are seeking a first-round pick and a young player for Bruce Brown. Brown was acquired by the Raptors from the Indiana Pacers in last week’s Pascal Siakam trade.

Two teams known to have had interest in Brown include the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks. Brown makes $22 million this season and has a $23 million team option for next season.