On Friday, Feb. 7, The Athletic ran a story about the final months of the Butler saga, including the last meeting between the disgruntled star and Heat president Pat Riley. “According to ...

The Miami Heat suspended Jimmy Butler three times in his final month-plus with the team, citing violating team rules, missing a team flight, and walking out of practice. Now, we’re learning just ...

When the hire was announced, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the question of “what’s in the best interest of the quarterback” factored into the choice and said on Thursday that he is looking for ...

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 ...

Riley, in the midst of trade negotiations involving disgruntled forward Jimmy Butler, previously has said that proceeds of such royalties go to the Pat Riley Family Foundation. It is the Chiefs ...

The ugliest chapter in Pat Riley's three decades in Miami has ended. Uglier than the Shaquille O'Neal and LeBron James departures. And, yes, worse than Dwyane Wade's exit. Certainly not as ...

Butler and Miami Heat president Pat Riley got into a very public standoff. Butler wanted a trade and started playing without any effort. Eventually, it led to being suspended multiple times.

1. Riley acknowledged that USC’s patience was tested during its general manager search. The GM hunt dated back to last summer when USC attempted to hire Alabama general manager Courtney Morgan.

Thanks to an agreement with Miami Heat president Pat Riley, they'll be able to use the phrase "Three-Peat" worry-free if they do win. Riley owns several trademarks to varying versions of the ...

Pat Riley knows a little something about three-peats as he is the patented owner of the term. After his Los Angeles Lakers won back-to-back titles in the late 80s, the then head coach would hear ...