Nearly a month later, the Cavs made a five-team trade for swingman Peyton Watson, which involved the departures of veterans Max Strus and Dennis Schröder. That created a path for Porter to become the team's backup point guard, something he's been working for his entire career. "In this job, you hate to see guys go but it's kind of how it is — something has to happen to get an opportunity," Porter said. "The opportunity is there and I have to go take it. Honestly, it's all in my hands."
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