Three years after winning the first NBA championship in Denver Nuggets history, Michael Porter Jr. has revealed that he would be willing to part ways with his championship ring.
The former Nuggets forward, now with the Brooklyn Nets, explained during an appearance on the One Night with Steiny podcast that he values the experience of winning the 2023 title far more than the physical piece of memorabilia.
“I’ll sell my championship ring for not even that much. It doesn’t mean nothing to me. I got the championship. Why do I need the ring?”
Porter Jr. went on to compare the NBA championship ring to the trophies people receive as children, once again emphasizing that the memory of winning the title means more to him than the physical object.
“That’s like trophies when you were growing up. You got a trophy. You don’t care about those anymore. I got a ring. Everybody knows I got a ring. I don’t really care about the materialistic ring of it,” Porter Jr. added.
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