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Butler will be starting his 12th pro season this fall and believes he has plenty to offer to a revamped Bucks squad.
“Everything was handled the right way, in a very classy way,” Butler said of the Suns. “The Bucks had made inquiries about me, and I thought this would be a great opportunity for me and my family. My son (Caron Jr.) will be in eighth grade this year in Racine.”
Even though Butler was a starter for a Clippers team that won a franchise-record 56 games last season, he played just 24 minutes a game.
“After I got back healthy, I actually wanted to play more,” Butler said. “I had to accept the role I was given.
“I felt I was back to my old self. It’s never been hard for me to score. As long as I’m out there, I’ll find a way.”
Reported by Charles F. Gardner of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
