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    Otto Porter Jr. looks forward to team-wide health as Bulls snap 5-game skid

    by K.C. Johnson, Chicago Tribune Apr 04, 2019 3 minutes

    WASHINGTON - The video tribute aired during a first-quarter timeout, rolling back the years all the way to his rookie season with the Wizards and his college career at Georgetown.

    Otto Porter Jr. smiled and waved.

    Porter's season ended after he logged 24 minutes on March 17 in Sacramento because of lingering soreness in his right shoulder. In 15 games after the Bulls acquired him for Bobby Portis and Jabari Parker in February,

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