In your article, you wrote that “anyone without something to say by now is part of the problem,” and that you’re sick of people staying quiet and saying, “I don’t know what to say.” We saw 29 of 30 NBA teams show their support either with a statement or by having their coach speak out. The only team that hasn’t said anything publicly is the New York Knicks. A memo from James Dolan circulated where he tried to explain their silence, but dozens of employees are reportedly furious and I’d imagine the players are upset. What are your thoughts on the Knicks’ silence? If you were playing for the Knicks, how would you feel? Caron Butler: I don’t even know… It’s like every opportunity or chance that Mr. Dolan gets a chance to do something right, it’s almost like he’s pivoting in the space to go out of his way to do the opposite. And that probably works in the business space, where you disturb the market. But this is not a business thing. This is a humane thing, and I think that he made a bad decision not speaking up on it.