I don't care how long he plays or how good he gets. Will always be worried about his health until the day he retires.

It count!!!

Mizzou doesn't get many wins. We have to claim them where they are.

a full strength MPJ with the supporting cast that was there, would have been something to see.

if UW didn't fire Romar he was coming here.

lucky for him, UW did, cuz Romar woulda ruined him.

when he offered MPS a job on his staff, THE SAME SUMMER he was interviewing for a job on Kim English's staff in Mizzou? Trying to get his son to come with him. Plus, the Porter family has mad ties in Columbia. He only even went to WU cuz he and Romar go way back.

Denver is going to be a problem for years to come if they can keep that core together and stay healthy.

He's fine but ehhh

He about to be 3rd wheel at best

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O_E: "Acts like an asshole and posts with imperial disdain"




"I ORBITs the solar system, listenin..."

(C)Keith Murray, "

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To be fair, I was listening to what other Nugs fans
was saying but love is love

the George Floyd tweet and the COVID 'bigger agenda' stuff. Let's not kid.

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over him TWICE for Miles Bridges and Jerome Robinson.

I'm glad dude is exceeding expectations,
but I'm not mad at my team for passing on him.

The back holds your entire body together.

I've always felt that way. look at pass drafts and you'll see most picks don't work out.

Porter would have been a top 3 pick in that draft, it was strictly talent based. Nugs shelved him and were super patient, and are starting to see the rewards.
Clips were in rebuild mode in 2018, though, so they had that same opportunity. Porter would have been a great gamble at the slot they took Jerome Robinson, too.

Easy call in hindsight, at the time it was a little trickier. Definite fuck up with the benefit of looking backwards.

crapshoot anyway, Donovan and Booker were 13th picks, Jokic was a 2nd rounder

If he'd been healthy, there's no doubt he'd have been a top 3 pick minimum. Basically everyone's analysis after the draft was "even if he never gets healthy, it's worth the risk there, because he has obvious All-Star potential."

Especially once you get past the first five or so picks in most years.

My brother is a Hornets fan and I remember him being livid when they passed on Porter.

If you’re in the lottery and aren’t a very good team, you need to hit on a superstar.

a little scary given his history... dude is a baller, and the Nuggets will need him if they plan to do anything against the Suns or beyond.

That was painful to watch...and I’ve only ever had back spasms

He’s got a bright future...but when he’s experiencing any back related issues...he should sit

Terrible decision to dress for game 2.

I respect that he probably wanted to play, but also if he's not able to be himself and risking long term damage, then playing is a bad move. We don't know his exact diagnosis, but hopefully he's not putting himself at too much risk for long term damage.