There were no hard feelings between Popovich and Morris on the court.
He sought out the veteran forward on the court, according to the New York Post.
“It was a great moment,” Morris said. “Going back and, like I said in the beginning, me and Pop had open conversations the entire time. And the thing he said to me was don’t allow the media to come in between of what we talked about. That meant a lot. I didn’t know how he felt.”
He added: “I spoke to him after I made my decision. So it was good to clear the air and I got nothing but respect for him, [GM] Brian Wright, [CEO] R.C. [Buford], they’ve been nothing but good to me during my career.”
The Knicks going after a player that had already committed to another team is poor form. . .
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