The Miami Heat are running out of time to trade disgruntled star Jimmy Butler prior to Thursday's deadline, so they reportedly could consider an offer from

The Warriors missed out on Zach LaVine, but still have bigger fish in mind. That could include a possible reunion with Kevin Durant.

Jimmy Butler has informed the Golden State Warriors that he wouldn't sign an extension if traded there by the Miami Heat, sources told ESPN.

Golden State has rotation players on expiring contracts, which Miami is reported to covet in any Butler trade, in Gary Payton II, Dennis Schroder and Kevon Looney. The Warriors also have their own first-round picks each year through 2031, though they will likely strive to protect those in any short-term deal.

Disgruntled Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler has informed the Golden State Warriors he wouldn't sign a contract extension with the team if he is acquired in a trade, ESPN reported Monday. Butler currently is serving his team suspension for withholding services and conduct detrimental to the team as the Heat look for a taker for Butler,

Well, Butler has (reportedly) already put the kibosh on that conversation. According to ESPN' s Brian Windhorst, the 35-year-old has told the team that he wouldn't sign an extension there and therefore any trade talks have ended.

Here is a look at four teams in the running for Jimmy Butler, how a deal with each could happen and what obstacles are in the way.

NBA trade frenzy has started well before Thursday's 3 p.m. ET deadline, as All-NBA players Luka Doncic, Anthony Davis and De'Aaron Fox have already found new destinations. The Los Angeles Lakers' acquisition of Doncic will go down as one of the most shocking and consequential trades in NBA history.

The Bucks have long been linked to Jimmy Butler, but they may be turning their attention to the Wizards' Kyle Kuzma.

As the deadline approaches, we'll keep you updated with the latest reporting and chatter concerning movement around the league.