The Kristaps Porzingis Experience during his seven games with the Warriors can be distilled to two acts, one bright as sunlight, the other dark as the team’s last two months.Act I, The Star, reveals Porzingis as a talented player whose 7-foot-2 height makes him an imposing figure on offense and defense. A player who, on paper, is an All-Star.Act II, The Tease, reveals Porzingis as a player whose body routinely betrays him. No matter how diligent his preparation and training, or how much ice and medication are applied, an ailment will always be lurking, ready to alter his immediate future – and that of his team.The Warriors knew this when they acquired Porzingis at the Feb. 5 NBA trade deadline. They knew about his long history of frequent absences, some prolonged, a few shrouded in mystery. He is only 30 years old, but he moves about the court rather stiffly, as if carefully hoping to keep his arms and legs from coming off.When Golden State made the trade, sending out disgruntled forward Jonathan Kuminga and exuberant guard Buddy Hield, they were hoping to get the KP Experience, Act I. Six weeks later, the franchise realizes embracing Act I means accepting Act...