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What are Realistic Expectations for Ja Morant in Portland? (opens the original)
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The best possible scenario isn’t too bad. The only tangible, rotation-changing addition the Portland Trail Blazers front office made this summer was adding Ja Morant. For the price of Jerami Grant and Kris Murray, General Manager Joe Cronin secured the services of the former second overall pick and All-NBA honoree. But let’s be clear, this version of Morant isn’t close to the player that won Most Improved Player and finished seventh in MVP voting in 2021-22. The 27-year-old is also miles away fr
How Deep Does the Blazers’ Rotation Go? (opens the original)
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The Portland Trail Blazers will look to return to the middle of the Western Conference this season. Though some may argue the playing group is more talented just with the return of Damian Lillard, the regular season result shouldn’t differ too greatly to the one delivered by last season’s group. New coach Micah Nori will have his work cut out managing egos and expectations as he balances an abundance of guards, a dearth of forwards and a list of centers. But how many players get called on to pla
Blazers Should Be Monitoring the Magic on the Trade Market (opens the original)
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There could be an Orlando forward on the block. The Portland Trail Blazers need forward depth, length and shooting. We’ve bleated on ad nauseum about the front office’s overstocking of diminuitive guards, but how do you fix the problem? Trading one or more of said guards to a team with a similar abundance in the frontcourt would theoretically make the most sense. Granted, the Blazers probably have to give up a little extra to secure the rarer talented two-way forward, but there are teams that fi
Jrue Holiday Needs to Start at Shooting Guard (opens the original)
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The backcourt is crowded, but what’s the best option? The Portland Trail Blazers have a problem. Even with the unfortunate news about Shaedon Sharpe’s torn meniscus earlier this week, the roster is still severely imbalanced, featuring an overabundance of small guards needing court time. Whether you want to believe the Blazers’ reported interest in Peyton Watson and Jonathan Kuminga, that’s fine, but for the purposes of this piece, let’s assume the front office is done dealing for the summer. Whe
Timberwolves Swap Wings with Jazz in Money-Saving Deal (opens the original)
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While the Jazz add an experienced Australian to the roster. Two Portland Trail Blazers’ division rivals struck a minor deal last night with one side saving money and the other gaining experience. The Minnesota Timberwolves traded Josh Green, who they acquired in the LaMelo Ball deal, and cash to the Utah Jazz for young wing Cody Williams and veteran guard John Konchar, per ESPN’s Shams Charania. The deal and subsequent waiving and stetching of Konchar’s expiring $6.2 million deal has allowed the
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