Could the Orlando Magic right their wrong from the 2018 draft by trading for Denver Nuggets forward Michael Porter Jr.?
ORLANDO — Could the Orlando Magic's path to improve their shooting lead them to a player they could have drafted six years ago?
"The Orlando Magic would be a logical suitor for the 6-foot-10, 25-year-old sharpshooter. They had the league's second-best defense this past season but finished 30th in threes per game and 24th in three-point percentage,"of Porter Jr. "Having MPJ's shooting to space the floor around Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner would make Orlando's offense significantly more difficult to defend.
Finally, how much of Porter's success is attributable to playing with the greatest passing big man the NBA has ever seen — league most valuable player Nikola Jokic? Can Porter get the same looks and lobs in the Magic's offense?
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