Where Warriors' Jimmy Butler Ranks Among the NBA's All-Time Greats

That player is Jimmy Butler who landed No. 83 on Bleacher Report’s list of the best players in league history, though he could have been much higher if it wasn’t for a key reason.

“Though the endings of the Jimmy Butler experience can be grating—just ask the Minnesota Timberwolves and Miami Heat—the beginnings and middle are mostly awesome. At the height of his powers, he is a two-way force who serves as a singular bridge between fringe title contention and borderline irrelevance,” Bleacher Report’s NBA staff wrote. “The best version of Butler is anomalous in its completeness. He has long left much to be desired as a jump-shooter, but he can play the part of your top scorer, foul-drawer, passer and defender.”

Bleacher Report’s staff made a great point about Butler’s exits from the Timberwolves and Heat, both of which might have caused him to be this low on their list.

Of course, Butler has put together a great career that consists of him winning the Most Improved Player in 2015, being a six-time All-Star, five-time All-NBA selection and five-time All-Defensive selection.

Most of Butler’s career success came with the Heat, though he also played a key role with the Chicago Bulls during the beginning of his career.

Now he is looking to add a championship to his resume with the Warriors alongside fellow top 100 players in Stephen Curry and Draymond Green.