While the Suns might be open to trading Bradley Beal, it takes two to tango, and the Heat have no incentive to take him back as the centerpiece of a Jimmy Butler trade.

As trade rumors continue to swirl around Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler, the forward responded Tuesday with “that’s a good question” when asked by reporters whether he wants to stay in Miami.

With Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler preferring a trade out of the organization prior to the trade deadline, proposals will come to light more than ever. The Phoenix Suns are one of Butler's ideal landing spots,

Suns guard Bradley Beal was candid about his thoughts regarding the Jimmy Butler trade rumors surrounding the team.

According to Forbes’ Evan Sidery, the Heat have no interest in acquiring Bradley Beal from Phoenix in a potential trade that would send Butler to the Suns. Miami did not pursue Beal in 2023 when the Washington Wizards made him available, and Sidery’s report shows that they have not changed their mind.

"The Suns meanwhile, would need to have Bradley Beal waive his no trade clause. Sources told ESPN that the Heat have no desire to take back the $110 million owed to Beal and that Phoenix would need to find a third team to get involved to make a deal work."

Reporting for NBA Countdown on the line drawn in the sand: Jimmy Butler prefers a trade out of Miami, with two teams [Warriors and Suns] at the top of his desired destinations –

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler expects to play Wednesday evening against the New Orleans Pelicans. Butler, who has not played since Dec. 20 after a stomach bug and subsequent reconditioning, told reporters Tuesday he plans on rejoining the starting lineup.

Jimmy Butler declared himself healthy after what he described as a fairly severe illness for more than a week and said he will return to the Heat's lineup on Wednesday.

Pat Riley said Jimmy Butler will remain in Miami. But what do the odds say? Check out the latest, as the NBA trade deadline looms.