He would probably play SF or PF for Portland.
I'm no fan of this ownership, but they went right up to the Lux Tax line with the group this year. Don't agree with how they went about it (GP2) but...
from an all-around standpoint, he has the ability to be the best backcourt player since Clyde. Conveniently, the previous part of that sentence was...
What is the measurable? If it is Playoff success, we haven't exactly been swimming in that.
For a REALLY big move, I wonder if the Blazers send the Knicks pick to the Bulls to satisfy the 1st round pick obligation. Then they could trade say...
Sharpe is getting a chance to play through mistakes which is what he always needed. So little real opportunity court time in the last 2 years. Now...
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Obviously a ways to go on both ends, but you can see the potential. Already a threat from '3', if he can improve his handle to create space, he...
Exactly right. If the following teams lose in the 2nd round or earlier....and teams seem to like to trade out of their conference. Bucks - Will...
BRUTAL draft. 3 1st round picks and absolutely nothing to show for it.
It would seem to be a very Portland thing to do. Would love to see Dame get a title here, but without massive luck (the #1), AND a major player...
This isn't new for Portland. Back in 2020, the Blazers were down to around the #5 spot in the Lottery before for going on a bit of a run to finish...
The Blazers haven't been relevant since around 2000 regardless of who we have put on the floor. Injuries to Oden and Roy, and getting nothing back...
"Stop.....tanking time." [IMG]
Yes, winning percentage, Portland would still trail. But Orlando would be ahead in wins and only trail by 2 losses..... and wins are becoming fewer...
That silly win against ORL is keeping the Blazers from being #5 in the Lottery rankings.
Really impressed with 37+ minutes from Shaedon and only 1 turnover!
My TV suddenly seems to have a Sharpe-r Image.
4 players with 20 or more points.....TEAMWORK!!!!
Sharpe a game-high +24.
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