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Blazer's Edge Australian staff writer, NBA tragic, Collingwood fan and music lover. Opinions are mine.
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Trey Murphy III would be an ideal addition for these Blazers

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By Adrian Bernecich Verified
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Adrian Bernecich The Portland Trail Blazers roster for the 2026-27 season might now be complete with 14 players contracted, assuming contracts for Vit Krejci, Sidy Cissoko, and newcomer Micah Potter are guaranteed. But my gut tells me General Manager Joe Cronin still has at least one more deal in him, if only for the fact that the Blazers still have five backcourt players in need of real rotation minutes.
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Williams’ Return Was a Huge Win for Portland

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By Adrian Bernecich Verified
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In the hours before free agency opened, the Portland Trail Blazers were able to bring back veteran center Robert Williams on an incredibly team-friendly deal. The three-year-agreement ensures the big Louisianan remains in Blazers colors until the age of 31, assuming he isn’t traded and that he stays healthy. Williams arrived in Portland in the second half of 2023’s Damian Lillard trade.
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The Blazers Shouldn’t Fear Trading Donovan Clingan

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By Adrian Bernecich Verified
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The Portland Trail Blazers were the only NBA franchise not to add a player during this week’s NBA Draft. The Oregon franchise was absent from the talent-packed first round after conveying its pick to the Chicago Bulls as part of a transaction executed five years ago. While General Manager Joe Cronin had previously indicated an openness to buying into the second round, the Blazers’ name was not spoken by Deputy NBA Commissioner Mark Tatum on the final night.
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