The Miami Heat star wants a trade, and the Heat are listening to offers ahead of the February 6 trade deadline.

Butler isn’t the only prominent name being discussed in trade talks. Chicago’s Zach LaVine, Washington’s Jonas Valanciunas, Brooklyn’s Cam Johnson, New Orleans’ Zion Williamson and Utah’s Jordan Clarkson are among other players who could be moved in the next two-plus weeks.

Getting draft picks, especially first-rounders, in exchange for some of those players is important, but teams also are cautious not to give away too much draft capital. It’s a tug-of-war, and NBA trades can be complicated, restrictive depending on a team’s salary cap situation and sometimes require a third team.

Who is going to make a move that puts them closer to an NBA title?

Six trades we want to see before the NBA trade deadline:

Jimmy Butler to the Memphis Grizzlies

The Grizzlies are in third place in the Western Conference and close to second-place Houston. The No. 2 seed and a deep run in the playoffs are possible, and Miami’s Butler is the player who can help give Memphis a better chance. In today’s NBA, if there’s a window to go for it, you do it, just like Toronto did in 2018-19, acquiring Kawhi Leonard and winning a title. There’s a risk in acquiring Butler. He can become a free agent this summer so there’s no guarantee a team re-signs him, just like the Raptors lost Leonard to the Los Angeles Clippers in free agency after beating Golden State in the 2019 Finals. However, that brief time Leonard spent with Toronto was worth it to the Raptors.