Sorry. A name change does not fix the problem that the pork industry has breed and altered pork to the point of such extreme leanness that when cooked, your average “pork chop” , “porterhouse chop”, “ribeye chop”, or whatever they want to call it, is about as dry and rubbery as a hockey puck.
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Of course, cooking it for less time would fix that as well. Why do we still feel the need to cook pork chops until they are gray?
Another easy remedy is brining..30 minutes makes a difference..two hours is awesome..
Grill it for a while then paint with your favorite barbeque sauce. Finish grilling. Pork and chicken loved to be grilled with sauce.