When asked about the upcoming Jimmy Butler vs. Golden State Warriors matchup, Tyler Herro focused on how the struggling Miami Heat have a job to do after their torrid 10-game losing streak. The guard and former Sixth Man, who is worth a $120,000,000 contract with the Heat, was more focused on the side bouncing back than the contest against their former franchise cornerstone.On Sunday, the Heat finally snapped their losing skid with a comprehensive 122-105 win over the Charlotte Hornets at the Kaseya Center. Andrew Wiggins led the way for the Heat with a 42-point outburst, while Herro had 29 points. The win was much-needed for the hosts, who sit 10th in the East and have their playoff hopes hanging by a thin thread.Speaking to the media in the aftermath of the win, Herro decided to focus on what the Heat must do to keep their playoff aspirations alive:“It’ll be fun. It’s another game for us honestly. We just came off a 10 game losing streak, we’ve got bigger things to worry about. Obviously Jimmy’s coming back here, but it’s a regular game.”Butler was one of the major trades that went down during the trade deadline after the shock Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis trade. The Warriors acquired the veteran forward by sending Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson, and a top-10 protected 2025 first-round pick from Golden State, and Davion Mitchell from the Toronto Raptors as part of a three-team trade.The relationship between Jimmy Butler and the Heat hit an all-time low when the team suspended the forward several times for "multiple instances of conduct detrimental to the team." Upon being traded to Golden State, Butler inked a two-year, $121 million extension with the side.Jimmy Butler plays down the much-awaited Heat vs Warriors showdownOn his part, Jimmy Butler played down the hyped Heat vs Warriors matchup saying it was just another game. Per USA Today:"We was alright," Butler said of his tenure with the Heat. "We didn't win nothing like we were supposed to. So, I don't know, we made some cool runs. We had some fun. I think that's all we did."He further added that he had moved on from the trade:"Yeah, I was traded from there, yada, yada, yada," Butler said. "Yeah, it didn't end the way that people wanted to, yada yada yada. But that's so far behind me now. I don't even think about it. I don't pay attention to nothing except for the trajectory of this squad."Unlike the Heat who need to virtually win every game to avoid the play-in and finish better in the standings, the Warriors are a better-placed side as they sit sixth in the West with a 41-30 record. A win against Jimmy Butler's former team keeps them in the hunt for a top-five berth.