May 25--Jimmy Butler earned second team All-Defensive honors in voting from sportswriters and broadcasters announced Wednesday.
It's the third straight season Butler earned second-team honors.
Butler finished with 18 first- and 26 second-team votes to finish with 62 points, the second-lowest total of the 10 members of the two All-Defensive teams.
The first team consisted of the Spurs' Kawhi Leonard, who drew all 130 first-place votes; the Warriors' Draymond Green, the Clippers DeAndre Jordan; the Celtics' Avery Bradley and the Clippers' Chris Paul.
Joining Butler on the second team were the Hawks' Paul Millsap, the Pacers' Paul George, who had the lowest point total; the Grizzlies' Tony Allen and the Heat's Hassan Whiteside.
No other Bulls drew votes.
