Dominant 2025-26 Season Stats
Michael Porter Jr. is thriving with the Nets, averaging 25.7 points per game (14th in NBA), 7.3 rebounds (30th), and 3.2 assists. His field goal percentage stands at 49.1%, with consistent production across 24 games played, logging about 32.8 minutes per contest.
Advanced splits reveal his versatility: against Boston, he averaged 29.0 points over two games; versus Dallas, he dropped 34 points. These numbers underscore his scoring efficiency and rebounding impact, making him a cornerstone for Brooklyn.
Compared to projections, Porter exceeds expectations in points (25.6) and rebounds (7.4), solidifying his role as a primary offensive option despite the team's struggles.
Leads Nets to Win Over 76ers
On December 23, 2025, Michael Porter Jr. spearheaded the Nets to an impressive victory over the Philadelphia 76ers, delivering a standout performance that boosted Brooklyn's record. This win, while a setback for tanking plans, highlighted his leadership on the court.
Across two games versus Philadelphia this season, Porter averaged 22.5 points and 11 rebounds, showcasing his matchup dominance. His scoring and rebounding were pivotal in securing the upset.
The victory underscores Porter's growing influence, providing a morale lift for a Nets squad aiming to build momentum amid a challenging season.
Career Transition to Nets
Previously with the Denver Nuggets, where he averaged 17.0 points in eight career games against Brooklyn, Porter has seamlessly adapted to the Nets. His current stats dwarf past performances, signaling a career resurgence.
At 27 years old, Porter's physical tools and shooting (38.2% career 3P%) make him ideal for Brooklyn's system. His net rating contributions (ORTG 118.0, NETRTG 3.6) reflect positive team impact.
Looking ahead, Porter's form positions the Nets for potential trade assets or rebuild acceleration, with his elite scoring drawing league-wide attention.