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Jimmy Butler is one of the best players in the NBA, but that doesn’t mean he takes the league seriously.
As you may have noticed by now, the Miami Heat superstar is a bit of a troll, as shown in his last two media day pictures with the dreadlocks and the emo look.
Now, Jimmy Buckets is back at it by trolling the fans with a bit of a bizarre all-time starting five.
Butler was asked to fill in his all-time lineup with players from random teams, and his answers didn’t disappoint (Via SI Now and Legion Hoops).
Jimmy Butler’s all-time starting five
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At point guard, he chose Golden State Warriors’ Donte DiVincenzo, joined by Scott Padgett of the Houston Rockets at the four, Kyle Singler of the Detriot Pistons at the three, Houston Rockets’ Steve Novak at shooting guard, and Atlanta Hawks Al Horford at the five.
It goes without saying that you have to be an elite basketball player to even sniff the bottom of an NBA bench, so it’s not like these guys can’t play.
In fact, there was a time when Novak was one of the best shooters in the game, and DiVincenzo and Horford — a former All-Star — even played meaningful minutes with good teams.
But chances are that this starting lineup wouldn’t be able to get too far into the playoffs.
They could challenge the 2011-12 Charlotte Bobcats for the worst winning percentage in NBA history, though.
That’s the good-old Jimmy Buckets right there, and he’s never gonna change.
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