Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs Jimmy Butler was really serious when he wanted out of Miami.The NBA star was vocal about wanting to be traded by the Heat, and apparently it wasn’t just on-court issues.Butler was eventually traded to the Golden State Warriors, who have hit a stride with him (he missed Saturday’s game due to back spasms). However, the off-court issues in Miami are back to haunt Butler. He is being sued by Five Star Marketing and Promotions Inc. for allegedly failing to pay over a quarter of a million dollars in rent and leaving behind roughly $127,000 in damages.Butler leased a home in Miami during his time with the Heat; he spent parts of six seasons with the team, playing in two NBA Finals with them. HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYER GOES BELOW THE BELT ON OPPONENT IN CHEAP SHOT DURING DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP GAMEThe lawsuit stated that Butler failed to pay the final two months of rent, changed the locks and would not give the key to the property owner, keeping maintenance workers outside the home.The damage allegedly included mold in the ceilings and floors due to failing to maintain the air conditioning unit.Realtor.com lists the home at a roughly $10 million value. Butler has not commented on the lawsuit. The Warriors are 7-1 in their eight games with Butler in the lineup; he averaged 20 points in his first six games with them before netting only six and five in his next two, respectively, amid a shooting slump.Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
