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Blazers' guard situation puts Scoot Henderson's extension in serious doubt (opens the original)
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On Monday, the Portland Trail Blazers held their annual media day, a time-honored tradition shared among all NBA teams. For the uninitiated, the concept of media day is one that unofficially begins the forthcoming NBA season. Before a squad of press members, team managers field questions, justify their team’s offseason moves, and explain the goings-on that have transpired over the summer, while players detail their offseason work and their vision for their place in the lineup. With so many quest
The Blazers can solve their guard problem with one obvious trade (opens the original)
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Apart from all the Tom Dundon drama, one talking point has dominated the offseason discourse around the Portland Trail Blazers: the guard rotation. In reacquiring Damian Lillard, the Blazers have also reacquired the same problem that Lillard faced in his first Portland stint, having far too many guards on the roster. With the buy-low plundering of Ja Morant from the Memphis Grizzlies, the Blazers once again have a backcourt glut featuring three All-Stars at the point with Shaedon Sharpe and Scoo
The Blazers didn't land LeBron James, but they helped build the team that did (opens the original)
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LeBron James has a dubious reputation for taking his time when choosing a new team. The NBA has been enraptured by his potential decision in four separate offseasons. It makes sense because LeBron isn’t just a player; he’s a business. His decisions rightfully take time. Far more than any other NBA player, LeBron’s business empire has lengthy and innumerable tendrils that stretch among all avenues from sport to finance. Much of the idea of LeBron the commodity is tied to his on-court performance—
Blazers' playoff push looks even better after Dailyn Swain's summer league debut (opens the original)
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With day one of the 2026 Las Vegas Summer League in the books and with both the California Classic and Salt Lake City Summer League concluding, there are plenty of overreactions to go around. Some players looked like positional steals, such as Morez Johnson, while others had a rockier start, such as Keaton Wagler. One such player in the latter category is Dailyn Swain, chosen just outside the lottery by the Chicago Bulls. That pick originally belonged to the Blazers, with Chicago taking ownershi
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