If the ultimate goal for Jimmy Butler was to get into a new uniform, then the Miami Heat already have that covered, with the team announcing Thursday that they have resurrected their Vice uniforms

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This Friday’s game will be a big one for the Miami Heat. Not only is Jimmy Butler set to return after his seven-game suspension, but the team will be showing off one of their most popular jerseys. According to NBACentral,

Four years after the Heat’s ultra-successful Vice campaign came to an end in 2021, the team announced Thursday morning that it’s bringing back the white Vice uniform that it originally wore during the 2017-18 season and began the four-season Vice campaign that included five different uniforms.

The Vice jerseys will be replacing the White Association edition for the rest of the season as the team's executive vice president and chief marketing officer Michael McCullough spoke about how unique this initiative is according to Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald.

Butler, at the age of 35, has a long history of injuries. Although he has been the face of the Heat since his arrival in 2019, this season hasn't been his best as he's averaging 17.6 points, 5.5 rebounds and 4.7 assists in 22 games.

Visitors will now note that Butler is wearing a headband that reads “I Quit,” and is holding a coffee cup that says “Trade Me” overflowing with money. There’s also a tacky sticker on his No. 22 jersey that screams “Clearance Trade.”