Jimmy Butler doesn’t give a heck.
Butler seems to be tired of dealing with his younger, still-learning teammates and doesn’t seem to happy with the T-Wolves. The Minnesota Timberwolves star, who reportedly has “no intentions of signing an extension with Minnesota, all but fed up with the nonchalant attitude of his younger teammates, specifically Karl-Anthony Towns.”
Butler further fueled the potential beef on Instagram Monday, where he posted a photo with a caption about being a leader (read below) which certainly seems to be aimed towards his younger teammates. When a fan challenged him about Towns and Wiggins, Butler responded by saying “Imma grown ass man. you show them since you have the answers.
https://twitter.com/World_Wide_Wob/status/1029095501025759232
The NBA offseason is so great. Butler is being incredibly dramatic but it’s also refreshing he simply doesn’t give a crap about keeping his issues private.
Butler is a free agent (he’s got a team-option) at the end of next season. Unless Minnesota can convince him to re-sign (unlikely) or win a Championship (super unlikely) it looks like he’s already checked out. It’s not great news for T-Wolves fans.
It will be interesting to see how his issues with Wiggins and Towns further percolate. Who doesn’t love a good feud?

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