Heat suspend Jimmy Butler indefinitely after disgruntled star left shootaround: report
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Heat to sit Jimmy Butler another 5 games minimum for leaving shootaround
Jimmy Butler was back from suspension. Again.
Jimmy Butler suspended again after walking out of practice - ESPN
The Miami Heat are suspending forward Jimmy Butler without pay for an indefinite period of time after the disgruntled star walked out of practice Monday, the team announced.
NBA trade deadline: Best fits on NBA contenders for 10 key players - ESPN
Whether or not Jimmy Butler is traded ahead of the Feb. 6 deadline, it's possible that a less heralded transaction might be the difference in transforming a team into an NBA Finals contender.
POLL: Five years on what does Brexit mean to you?
This week will mark five years since Britain officially exited the European Union. On 31 January 2020, the UK made history by becoming the only member state to leave the economic bloc after a referendum was held in 2016.
Ruben Amorim might have found the Manchester United partnership he's been waiting for
There are three guarantees in life: death, taxes and Ruben Amorim changing his back three.
Fantasy women's basketball: Kelsey Plum, Jewell Loyd set to shine on new teams - ESPN
The Seattle Storm traded six-time All-Star Jewell Loyd to the Las Vegas Aces in a multi-team move that sent three-time All-Star Kelsey Plum to the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday.
Tata Steel Masters: R Praggnanandhaa Draws With D Gukesh
Continuing his fine form in the Tata Steel Masters, Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa played out a solid draw with world champion D Gukesh in the eighth round in Wijk Aan Zee. Playing the white side of a Berlin defense, Praggnanandhaa had a slightly favourable position optically but Gukesh was always on the guard. It was in the early middle game that Gukesh sacrificed a pawn to get his counterplay rolling, and even though Praggnanandhaa tried to make use of it, the game was always closer to a draw.