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2023-24 Portland Season Recap

The Portland Trail Blazers have struggled in recent years with three straight years without a playoff appearance. In the previous season, the team enjoyed eight straight appearances but in those eight they were eliminated in the first round five times and only made the conference finals once. After trading away their franchise star Damian Lillard, it was clear the team was looking to rebuild and rely on the draft for the team's future.  In the 2023-24 season, the Blazers finished with a record of 21-61 and a last-place finish in the West. This poor result was mainly due to miserable offense, ranking 29th in the NBA, and almost equally poor defense, ranking 23rd. These disappointing rankings combined for the second-worst net rating in the NBA of -9.2. There was little positive to take away from the Blazers 2023-24 season other than the team is building a solid young squad through the draft and their poor play continually provides a prime draft pick.   

The Blazers have one of the youngest teams in the NBA with an average age of 24.7 years old. The Blazers will lean on their young draft picks to develop and take on larger roles for the squad. The Trail Blazers top contributors were Anfernee Simons, Deandre Ayton, and Scoot Henderson. Simons was the team's leading scorer, averaging 22.6 points per game while only being 24 years old. Ayton was acquired through trade from the Phoenix Suns and has been a solid big man for the team. He averaged 16.7 points and 11.1 rebounds per game. Scoot Henderson was the team's #3 overall draft pick in the 2023 NBA draft. The 20-year-old has had struggles for the team but flashed his potential as he averaged 14 points and 5.4 assists in his rookie year. The Blazers have the potential to return to their winning ways if their young stars can continue to develop but many players will have to take large steps forward for the team to make another playoff run.      

Trail Blazers 2022-23 Overview

The Trail Blazers completed the season in 13th place in the Western Conference. Their overall record was 33-49, which was 20 games behind the lead leading team. Their final record was a slight improvement from the last season, winning six more games than the prior season. The team lost their final ten games of the season but looks forward to the future. Damian Lillard is still hoping to bring a championship to Portland but time is running out. Lillard is a seven-time All-Star, with Rookie of the Year honors going back to 2013. He had a career-high in scoring in 2023, with 1866 points. He had 425 assists and 277 rebounds. Fowling up Lillard in scoring is Anfernee Simons. Simons scored 1306 points and had 253 assists. Josh Hart was great under the hoop, amassing 417 rebounds.    

Portland Trail Blazers 2021-22 Season Recap

The 2021-22 Trail Blazers were in rebuild mode. Their 27-55 final record reflects that effort. Damian Lillard provided a spark in his 29 starts. He scored an average of 24 points per game, the highest on the roster. The team looks forward to a better 2022-23 season. 

Four rookies have joined the team for the 2022-23 season. Sharon Sharpe, Jabari Walker, Jared Rhoden, and Isaiah Miller will be spending their rookie season in Portland. Chauncey Billups is the current head coach. 

Trail Blazers Team History 

The Portland Trail Blazers were founded in 1970 during the NBA's rapid expansion period. Historically, the Blazers have been one of the NBA's on-and-off franchises. Portland has won their division five times- 1978, 1991, 1992, 1999, and this season, 2015. Their division title this season ended the run of four straight division championships for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Portland has also won the Western Conference Championship three times- 1977, 1990, and 1992.

Their lone NBA Championship came in 1977. Some of the best players in franchise history include Lenny Wilkens, Bill Walton, Drazen Petrovic, Arvydas Sabonis, and one of the best pure-scoring finishers in NBA history, Clyde Drexler. Standing 6'7”, 210 pounds, Drexler was built to score, and he did to the tune of 20.4 points per game in his career on average.

Portland will enter the 2015 NBA Playoffs as the 4th seed in the Western Conference and will have the home-court advantage to begin their series with the Memphis Grizzlies. If they can find a way to win four games against Memphis, they will be greeted in round two by the Golden State Warriors, owners of the NBA's best record at 67-15.

The Portland Trail Blazers finished the regular season a year ago right at .500, 41 wins, 41 losses. The team suffered on the road, with a record of 25-16 at home, and 16-25 away. The franchise entered the off-season needing some organizational depth at the forward positions. By the time the NBA draft was over, the Blazers had three first-round draft choices, 15, 20, and twenty-sixth overall. They used the first pick on small forward Justin Jackson, who was at one point considered to be the best player in that draft and fell down the boards leading up to the day. The next two selections were a pair of power forwards, Harry Giles from Duke, and the skilled Caleb Sawingan from Purdue. It was mission accomplished, with the Trail Blazers adding young depth to the forward positions. Maybe this season they can take the next step forward.

The Portland Trail Blazers are coming off a very strong season, finishing just shy of 50 wins, and began the playoffs as the third seed in the Western Conference. However, they were stunned in round one of the playoffs by the six-seeded New Orleans Pelicans, and with that, the Trail Blazers’ season ended earlier than it should have.

This offseason, the Blazer's answer to their early exit from the playoffs was to do nothing, as far as big player moves were concerned. Their lone offseason move was their first-round draft choice of Shooting Guard Anfernee Simmons. Other than that, they believe they have the roster to compete. Their best player is All-Star point guard Damien Lillard, who is averaging 26 points and 6 rebounds a game so far this season. His wingman is shooting guard CJ McCollum, who is just over 20 points per game himself. Jusuf Nurkic is emerging as a very good young center, and he is averaging 14.9 points per game to go along with 10.4 rebounds per game. Veteran power forward Al-Farouq Aminu gives them 9.7 points per game to go along with 8.2 rebounds per game.

Simply put, if the Blazers can put their early exit from a year ago behind them, they have the talent to make a deep run into the playoffs, and maybe even upset the Rockets or Warriors to get to the NBA Finals.

The Portland Trail Blazers have been a very good team for quite a while now. They have made the playoffs every year since 2014 and lost to the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference Finals a season ago. On their way to the finals, Damian Lillard gave us one of the most iconic shots in NBA history when he hoisted one over the head of Russell Westbrook from somewhere on the other side of the country to knock out the Thunder in round one.

For the draft, the Trail Blazers held the 25th selection overall and used it on small forward Nassir Little from North Carolina. Nassir adds some needed depth to the Blazer's wing positions. In free agency, they added the veteran big man Pau Gasol. Earlier this season, they added small forward Carmelo Anthony, which was a move that the analysts said was needed by both sides. Point guard Damian Lillard is still the star, averaging 27.1 points per game and 7.6 assists per game. Shooting guard CJ McCollum, the man who led Lehigh to that legendary upset over Duke as a 15 seed, is averaging 21.5 points per game himself. Carmelo Anthony is enjoying a rejuvenation, averaging 16.3 points per game. Center Hassan Whiteside is averaging 15.5 points per game and 14 rebounds per game. The Blazers are another one of these good solid teams that one must wonder if they have enough to get over the hump.