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In October 2014, Jimmy Butler faced a decision that could have changed his career. The Chicago Bulls had offered him a rookie extension worth approximately $44 million, but the two sides could not agree on the price.
Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra joked that the franchise would petition the NBA to start the regular season early following an encouraging full-team practice ahead of their opener against Minnesota. The Heat enter the campaign integrating offseason acquisition Giannis Antetokounmpo, who expressed optimism about the team's defensive potential alongside Miami's returning rotation.
Elsewhere across the league, the Charlotte Hornets signed 23-year-old wing Brandon Miller to a five-year rookie-scale contract extension worth approximately $209 million. Meanwhile, fellow 2023 lottery picks Scoot Henderson and Bilal Coulibaly did not reach extension agreements before the deadline and will play the season on expiring rookie terms.
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