It didn't take long for Josh Okogie to become a favorite of Charlotte Hornets fans. The relentless swingman was acquired from the Phoenix Suns on January 15th and quickly endeared himself to ...

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Michael Scotto: Just In: The Charlotte Hornets and Josh Okogie have agreed to push back the decision date on his $7.75 million non-guaranteed salary to July 15, league sources told @hoopshype.

The Golden State Warriors have reached an agreement to acquire Jimmy Butler in a trade with the Miami Heat in a multi-team swap, a person with knowledge of the deal confirmed to USA TODAY Sports.

Jimmy Butler eager for another title shot with Warriors The veteran superstar, who could debut as soon as Saturday, still has much love for the Heat organization.

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The Hornets and Josh Okogie have agreed to push back the veteran wing’s early salary guarantee date to July 15, reports Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (via Twitter).

If it seems as though the Chicago Bulls have come full circle in eight years without really going anywhere, it’s probably because that’s precisely what happened since trading Jimmy Butler.

However, Okogie leads the team in offensive and defensive rating (excluding a player with less than 10 minutes on the floor). His 123.7 offensive rating is by far the best the Hornets have.

Miami finally extricated itself from the Jimmy Butler saga that has been the NBA's main storyline in 2025. And Golden State gets an engaged All-Star.

While not perhaps not the classic case of paying to make a problem go away, that ultimately proved to be part of the reality for the Miami Heat with Jimmy Butler at last week's NBA trading deadline.

In the end, Jimmy Butler always gets his way Whether you like him or not, you have to respect how Butler plays the trade-demand game.