The brass bands in New Orleans are playing. The barbecue in Kansas City is smoking. The Yuengling in Philadelphia is flowing.

Jimmy Butler will wear Tim Hardaway's old number after the Warriors legend spent weeks bashing Butler's antics with the Miami Heat.

NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF JAN. 25, 2010 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City school board members continue to weigh the pros and cons of switching from a five-day school week to a four-day format ...

Pat Riley has reportedly reached an agreement with the Chiefs to allow them to use the term “three-peat” if they win the ...

Jimmy Butler is officially a member of the Golden State Warriors after weeks of tension between Pat Riley and the front office. The six-time All-Star will now j ...

An “unhinged” Pat Riley’s final efforts to keep Jimmy Butler with the Heat did not quite go as planned. Miami president’s typical hard-headed, all-business nature went out the window as he ...

But what it will also do is give some extra cash to Heat president Pat Riley. That's because the longtime NBA executive filed a trademark for the term "three-peat" in the 1980s. In the week ...

As tensions rose between Butler and the Miami Heat organization, team president Pat Riley gave it one final shot to keep Butler in South Beach during an emotional face-to-face meeting that ...

The Jimmy Butler era is now over for the Miami Heat after Pat Riley elected to trade him to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for Andrew Wiggins as part of a multi-team deal. Butler had become ...

Heat president Pat Riley denied a contract extension, leading to a falling out between the two. Butler's age made it difficult for Riley and the Heat to commit to more seasons. Butler has a player ...