NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Some could argue – as I did – that paying big money for a guy whose primary quality is competitiveness might not be wise.
But after Malcolm Butler’s miserable start to the season, he’s settled down quite a bit and that competitiveness didn’t allow for him to give up, or to hide.![]()
To Butler’s credit, as we discussed on Monday’s Midday 180, he’s never made an excuse or tried to hide during a disappointing 2018. And now he’s found some better footing.