Over the past 24 hours the NBA has seen four star players change teams. The Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers got the party started when they exchanged Luka Doncic and Anthony Davis. Fewer than 24 hours later,

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.

The Golden State Warriors have been involved heavily in trade speculation recently as the February 6th deadline approaches. Adding an adaptable volume scorer

It was reported on Sunday evening by ESPN's Shams Charania that the San Antonio Spurs, Chicago Bulls and Sacramento Kings had agreed to a blockbuster trade that includes De'Aaron Fox and Zach LaVine.

As the clock ticks toward the deadline, the Warriors have floated a protected first-rounder as a sweetener in potential deals.

When Jimmy Butler first requested a trade from the Heat, he was "open to playing anywhere other than Miami," but he's since indicated that there are a

Six-time All-Star Miami Heat small forward Jimmy Butler has apparently taken another potential trade landing destination off the board. Per Brian Windhorst of ESPN, the 6-foot-7 Marquette product has said he will not sign an extension to stay with the Golden State Warriors long-term,

Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler is still looking. The forward's bid for a new team took on new urgency early this week, when the Heat suspended him indefinitely for "intentionally withholding services," meaning he's not getting paid.

Jimmy Butler looked like a strong possibility for the Warriors. But that got shot down on Sunday night for a bombshell reason.