Why Did Kevin Porter Jr Not Play In The NBA Last Season? Controversial Star Makes NBA Comeback with Clippers
Reports say Clippers signed Kevin Porter Jr. to a two-year deal
After his arrest, the Rockets moved on from Porter, trading him to the OKC Thunder, who then waived him.
Earlier this year, Porter played professionally in Greece. Now, at 24, he is back in the NBA, signing a veteran’s minimum salary contract with the Clippers. He is expected to be a backup to former Rockets star James Harden. The Los Angeles Clippers signed Porter to a two-year deal with a player option, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic on Sunday.
In 2023, Porter had his best season with the Houston Rockets, averaging 19.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, 5.7 assists, and 1.4 steals over 59 games. He has also scored 36.6% of his three-point shots.
Throughout his career, Porter has shown he can score in bunches. His style, however, might not mesh well with the Clippers' current star. Before Kevin Porter Jr signed, LA signed James Harden on a two-year deal. Since joining the Clippers, Harden has been the main matchmaker. Porter might struggle to adjust to playing alongside a guard like Harden.
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