From crucial blocked shots to rare alley-oops, this year’s NBA All-Star Game was an homage to great basketball.
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The Philadelphia 76ers are prepared to offer Jimmy Butler a max contract extension this offseason if they acquire him via trade from the Miami Heat, sources tell Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Butler has $48.8 million guaranteed for next season and a player option for $52.2 million for the 2025-26 season. Butler would like a two-year max extension worth $113 million. Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald followed up Pompey’s report by indicating that “whether it’s from the Heat or another team, [Butler] wants a max extension.”
While Butler has said he wants to remain with the Heat, there is believed to be some level of reluctance to extend him this offseason.
The Sixers could offer future draft capital and cap relief to the Heat as they have enough cap space to absorb his contract without sending back anything in return.
Philadelphia would prefer to sign Paul George, but Butler is a secondary option.
As frustration boils over following Friday night’s loss to Milwaukee, LeBron James and L.A. aren’t just fighting for a playoff berth, but for the franchise’s future.
Declaring for the NBA draft and then returning to school isn’t always a simple process, and pro teams are split on how aggressively to scout the influx of early-entry prospects.
