The Denver Nuggets and forward Michael Porter Jr. have agreed to a five-year designated greatest extension that could be worth up to $207 million, Porter's representative Mark Bartelstein of Priority Sports disclosed to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski. Doorman will hit that $207 million number on the off chance that he makes one of the three All-NBA groups this season. Else, he will get the five-year rookie max of $172 million. The arrangement denotes the fourth max rookie contract extension to be given out this offseason, a gathering that includes Dallas Mavericks monitor Luka Doncic, Atlanta Hawks watch Trae Young and Oklahoma City Thunder monitor Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. The other player to agree to a rookie extension so far is Boston Celtics center Robert Williams, who consented to a four-year, $50 million contract extension prior this offseason. Doorman and the Nuggets have spent the offseason working on the deal - a muddled one because of the mix of Porter's talent and his history of back issues. It's a circumstance suggestive of the one the Philadelphia 76ers proceeded with hotshot focus Joel Embiid, who missed the initial two periods of his career because of injury yet has proceeded to become one of the NBA's best players, and this offseason consented to a supermax contract extension to stay in Philadelphia as long as possible. Presently Porter - a 6-foot-10 forward with elite scoring skills, having arrived at the points of 19 focuses while shooting 54.2% from the field and 44.5% from 3-point range last season - has done likewise with Denver. The agreement with Porter means Denver's main four players - ruling NBA MVP Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray, Porter and Aaron Gordon - are all endorsed to long haul arrangements to remain with the Nuggets, who are trusting they can shape the center of the first NBA Finals team in Nuggets history. Doorman will assume a particularly significant role this season as Murray recuperates from the torn ACL he experienced last March in a game at Golden State. The expansion is a testament of Porter's remarkable comeback story. He was one of the top prep possibilities in the country before selecting at the University of Missouri in 2017. A back physical issue, nonetheless, constrained him to miss everything except three rounds of his solitary season with the Tigers. A similar issue made him slip right to the fourteenth pick in the 2018 NBA draft, when Denver Nuggets leader of ball tasks Tim Connelly chose the chance to add an ability like Porter merited the danger. Watchman would proceed to miss the whole 2018-19 season subsequent to going through one more back a medical procedure soon after Denver drafted him. In any case, subsequent to getting back to the court for the 2019-20 season, Porter immediately started to show the ability that made him an exceptionally promoted prospect in any case, assisting Denver with arriving at the Western Conference finals interestingly since 2009. He then, at that point, moved forward last season subsequent to moving into the beginning lineup on a full-time basis.