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A surprise Jayson Kent breakout could be exactly what the Blazers need in 2026-27 (opens the original)
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Much has been made this offseason of the Trail Blazers’ lack of shooting and wing depth, and the solution to those problems remains unclear. One thing is certain: someone will have to step up and fill a bigger role than expected for Portland, but who will it be? The most pressure will be on Vit Krejci because of his veteran status, but a Sidy Cissoko leap could be a game-changer too. John Tonje has a shot at being an out-of-left-field contributor, but that’s not who the Blazers want to be bankin
Blazers finally address pressing issue with surprise Exhibit 10 signing (opens the original)
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Training camp is fast approaching, which means the Trail Blazers will soon have to finalize their roster for the 2026-27 season. Their core is surely cemented at this point, but there will be plenty of competition on the fringes as players like Jeremy Sochan, Micah Potter, and the two-way guys fight to secure their spot on the team. Portland just added another name into the fray, and while it’s an out-of-left-field one, it’s also one that could shake things up in a big way. The Blazers agreed to
3 Hidden gems the Blazers should bring in for training camp (opens the original)
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The Trail Blazers are almost certainly done making major changes to their roster ahead of the 2026-27 season, but that doesn’t mean they should stop looking for ways to get better. With 18 total players on the team, they still have two spots they can use to bring more talent in the door with Exhibit 10 contracts. There are some intriguing names out there on the margins who are worthy of preseason auditions. Here are three players Portland should consider inviting to training camp, or at least se
Impending Brandon Williams breakout would be a double gut punch for the Blazers (opens the original)
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Hey Blazers fans, remember Brandon Williams? Williams was a rookie for Portland during the forgettable 2021-22 season. He showed some fun flashes, averaging 12.9 points and 3.9 assists across 24 games. But after that year, the Trail Blazers let him walk. Fast forward to today, and he’s joining the Golden State Warriors via free agency after having a career year with the Dallas Mavericks. Williams is far from a household name, but he’s become an impressive rotation guard, and a breakout with the
The Trail Blazers may already regret trading Jerami Grant (opens the original)
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When Jerami Grant was included in the Ja Morant trade, nobody thought much of it. In fact, it’s widely agreed upon that Portland won the deal by a landslide value-wise. Grant’s a solid NBA player, but he wasn’t important enough to the Trail Blazers for them to pass up on the Morant swing. All of a sudden, though, with the way the Blazers’ rotation is shaping up, a Jerami Grant-sized hole in the lineup has been unearthed. The team is short on wing depth, bench scoring, and three-point shooting—ex
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