Porter was the No. 1 prospect on a lot of boards at the beginning of the season. A fluid scorer at either forward spot, his upside as a go-to option should appeal to a Cavs team that might lose LeBron James.
Even if James does stay, though, Porter is a versatile athlete who can space the floor and give them another scoring punch in the frontcourt. In high school, Porter was the most dynamic scorer in this class, posing a threat at all three levels.
Back injuries are never good and Porter missed most of the season as the result of one. Still, 6-11 forwards who can handle the ball and knock down pull-ups from NBA range aren’t all that common.