Over the course of these three games as a coach, Porter actually performed quite well.
The Glory Team faced the Lakers, Clippers, and Warriors in succession, and won all games.
In the matches, it appeared that Jim Boylen was directing, but in reality, the rotation and tactical arrangements were all decided by Porter.
He sat on the sidelines in his sportswear, closely watching the game, using his sharp insight as a former point guard.
At the same time, since he wasn't a superstar, with relatively ordinary talent, he could understand the players' actions and decisions.
This gave Porter a combination of game vision and empathy for the players, making him quite suitable for the coaching position.
Of course, Porter doesn't have much in terms of commanding artistry or talent, so if he truly became a coach, he would be of average to below-average level.
