"We knew that he had a past before he came here, but, you know, we hold everybody accountable to what they do, and he crossed the line, and he'll be back and we'll still love him and we’ll still grow with him and everything will be OK," Silas said. "So, yeah, we spent a lot of time and for this to be blown out of proportion – it should not be, it should be a bump in the road and we continue on because if you really love somebody, you don't take one instance and say that's it or make it to where it's more than it is.
Rockets' Stephen Silas talks about 'love' after suspending Kevin Porter
