Jimmy Butler is him.
Miami Heat’s Jimmy Butler found himself ejected from last night’s clash against the New Orleans Pelicans after a heated altercation with Naji Marshall.
The scuffle ignited when Kevin Love fouled Zion Williamson, prompting Butler and Marshall to exchange shoves, escalating the tension on the court.
Despite Butler’s early exit, the Heat managed to secure a convincing victory over the Pelicans.
Following the game, Butler took to Instagram, sharing a video of himself departing the Smoothie King Center while gesturing to the crowd with his finger. His caption, “It’s that time,” left fans speculating about its meaning.
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Many interpreted Butler’s message as a sign of the heightened intensity typical of the NBA season at this time.
During his postgame press conference, Butler reinforced this sentiment, expressing confidence in the Heat’s ability to prevail in their next encounter with the Pelicans on March 22.
“We’ll beat them the next time too,” Butler asserted, emphasizing the Heat’s unity and readiness to face any challenge. “Our team is so ready for anything that anybody’s thrown at us… It’s that time of the year.”
The anticipation is high for the rematch between the Heat and Pelicans, promising another thrilling showdown on the court.