Jimmy Butler
American basketball player · United States · On the map · Basketball Players · Born 1989 · age 37
Six All-Star nods, two Finals runs with Miami as an underdog, and a reputation for turning friction into fuel - Butler's game carries the edge of someone who spent his college years nearly homeless before Chicago took him 30th in 2011.
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A typical day, 30 days to 4 November 2026
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Derrick Rose Teammate at Chicago Bulls, 2011-2016
Joakim Noah Teammate at Chicago Bulls, 2011-2016
Jae Crowder Teammate at Miami Heat, 2020-2025
Solomon Hill Teammate at Miami Heat, 2020-2025
Pau Gasol Teammate at Chicago Bulls, 2014-2016
Kevin Love Teammate at Miami Heat, 2023-2025
Luol Deng Teammate at Chicago Bulls, 2011-2014
Goran Dragić Teammate at Miami Heat, 2019-2021
Nikola Mirotić Teammate at Chicago Bulls, 2014-2017
Kirk Hinrich Teammate at Chicago Bulls, 2012-2016
Nikola Jović Teammate at Miami Heat, 2022-2025
Mike Dunleavy Jr. Teammate at Chicago Bulls, 2013-2016
Ömer Faruk Yurtseven Teammate at Miami Heat, 2021-2025
Darius Johnson-Odom Teammate at Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball, 2009-2011
Jaime Jaquez Jr. Teammate at Miami Heat, 2023-2025
Dwight Buycks Teammate at Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball, 2009-2011
Lazar Hayward Teammate at Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball, 2008-2010
David Cubillan Teammate at Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball, 2008-2010
Chris Otule Teammate at Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball, 2008-2011
Junior Cadougan Teammate at Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball, 2009-2011
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About this person
Butler went from the end of the first round with the Bulls in 2011 to Most Improved Player by 2015, then pinballed through Minnesota and Philadelphia before landing in Miami in 2019. That first Heat season carried him to the Finals. Two years later he led the league in steals, and in 2023 he dragged an eighth-seeded Heat back to the Finals again. The front office soured, and in 2025 Miami dealt him to Golden State. He also stood on the podium in Rio, gold around his neck with Team USA in 2016.
