For Michael Porter Jr., making an All-Star team would be both a first and a childhood dream. And his career breakthrough is making it possible, if improbable.
“It definitely would be a dream come true. It was in my mind as a kid to make the NBA, but not only be in the NBA but be one of the best players in the NBA. And an All-Star selection shows that progress,” said Porter, who had a game-high 28 points to go along with six rebounds in the Nets’ 106-95 loss to the Heat on Thursday night. “But it’s definitely not what I’m thinking of. I’ve always tried to be more process-oriented and do the right things day to day, game to game, and let the results take care of itself.
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