Michael Porter Jr. expressed gratitude for his opportunity in the NBA and emphasized his desire to remain with the franchise. He acknowledged the fast-paced nature of the league and stated he has no hard feelings regarding potential changes.
“We spoke a little bit in the exit interview, me and Andy [Birdsong, assistant GM]. And me and Sean had a phone call,” said Porter. “But my job is to just make it clear I want to be here and let those guys know. And from there, it’s on them, whatever’s best for the franchise. Either way, they can let me know what’s going on or not. I have no hard feelings. “I always feel grateful and blessed to be given an opportunity to play for a lot of money. And I think that Sean and them will be transparent with me. But I don’t think they owe me that. Obviously as a player I would appreciate it, and I’d like to know what they’re thinking. But things happen quick in the NBA; deals come up and things move pretty fast. So just got to take it in stride and see what happens.”
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Michael Porter Jr. stated he wants to be with the franchise and expressed gratitude for his opportunities, while acknowledging that decisions are ultimately up to the management.
He appreciates transparency from the management but believes they are not obligated to provide it, understanding that NBA deals can happen quickly.
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