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0 of 33 hedged
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When asked what Michael Porter Jr. had to show amid salary negotiations, Nets GM Sean Marks was transparent in saying consistency and intangibles.
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Marks → ask → consistency
Porter was just as honest in his self-evaluation, admitting he has more to prove to get the kind of contract he wants from Brooklyn.
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he → admit → Brooklyn
There’s always more to show,” Porter said.
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Porter → ’ → ?
Who cares about putting up 20-plus points a game if you’re not winning?
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you → care → points
So I think I’ve got a lot more I want to show and prove.
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I → think → lot
“Obviously one of the big things is being a winning player in this role.
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one → win → role
I think we can win a lot of games with me being a focal point on offense.
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me → think → offense
So, we’ve just got to win and it’ll take care of itself.
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it → get → itself
But like I said before, I’m not really tripping about it.
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I → say → it
I’m just excited to play basketball and get the season rolling.
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season → ’m → basketball
Despite Porter having become extension eligible on July 6, he and the Nets haven’t reached a deal yet.
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he → become → deal
Porter is on a $40.8 million expiring deal.
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Porter → expire → deal
He can sign for up to four years, $234 million.
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He → sign → years
He won’t get that much, but how much will he and agent Mark Bartelstein press for?
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he → get → much
And considering he’s 28 and coming off a career year, what else can he show Brooklyn that he hasn’t already?
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he → consider → Brooklyn
First and foremost, you’ve got to give the coaching staff a lot of credit there, not only what they did for Mike, but for the whole roster in general,” said Marks, who eschewed the typical GM-speak.
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who → get → speak
“For us, we’re looking for consistency from [Porter].
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we → look → Porter
We’re looking for him to take another step on the defensive end of it, rebounding. …
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him → look → it
The other one is what can you do [in terms of] the intangibles.
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you → do → intangibles
That’s important for us in the locker room.”
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That → ’ → room
Rookie lottery pick Mikel Brown Jr. is still recovering from rolling his left ankle, not yet having advanced to contact yet.
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Jr. → recover → contact
“He’s been doing noncontact.
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He → do → noncontact
He’s in good spirits.
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He → ’ → spirits
He’s engaged with the practices.
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He → engage → practices
He’s learning what’s going on, getting the reps that he can,” Jordi Fernández said.
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Fernández → learn → reps
“So far that’s where we are right now, which is a small setback.
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which → ’ → ?
“But mentally that’s going to also be a positive thing for you, is how you overcome adversity and fight through it.
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you → go → it
It defines who you are.
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you → define → ?
Those are the type of players and people that we want in this organization, people [that] have grit.”
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that → want → grit
Porter praised the 20-year-old in his work coming back from the minor injury.
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Porter → praise → injury
“Yeah, he’s doing what he can,” Porter said.
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Porter → do → ?
“He’s staying in shape, getting on the VersaClimber, getting on the bike, lifting weights, doing what he can to be ready to go once his ankle gets better.”
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ankle → stay → weights
The Nets open the preseason Tuesday in Charlotte.
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Nets → open → Charlotte
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