After 30 years with the Miami Heat and 80 years around the sun, Pat Riley has no plans to retire anytime soon. "I just turned 80, and I'm proud of it and 80 is the new 60," Riley told reporters. "I mean, that's how I look at it. I feel great. I am competitive as hell."

Pat Riley’s memories of Jimmy Butler are still fond. Despite their reportedly contentious split, which played out across multiple scathing reports and an eventual trade that sent the six-time All-Star to Golden State in February, ending a magical six seasons in Miami, Riley didn’t torch the once fiery Heat star.

MIAMI — Pat Riley entered the room Friday afternoon in a blue sports jacket, salmon shirt and silver-fox hair that, as usual, provided stylish cover for the street fighter underneath. “How many of you were born after I got here?” the Miami Heat president said while taking a seat before the cameras for his postseason news conference.