How The Portland Trailblazers Became The 8th Seed (NBA Bubble)

Once the NBA announced its restart, everyone knew it would be a tight race for the last playoff spot in the western conference. Most people had the Blazers as one of their teams who would make the final spot, since we can never count out Dame Time and they were getting both their starting bigs back. There were a few questions on their roster and rotations, mainly losing Trevor Ariza and changing roles and positions for Carmelo Anthony and Hassan Whiteside. While LIllard continues to carry his team, he no longer needs to do it on a daily basis now that Nurkic and Collins have returned. In today’s video, we’re looking at the impact of Nurkic and Collins on both ends of the floor and how they have been crucial for lessening their stars’ load and making the game easier for everyone.

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[mr.fundamental]

This video used to be titles "How The Portland Trailblazers Are Making A Strong Push For The Playoffs", just in case some thought its a new video. :)

[michaellui]

Appreciate the video and shoutout 🙌🏼 and yes we still suck on defense, no doubt about it 😅

[deandrepage]

Dion Waiters is going to be huge at creating his own offense off-the-dribble to try to get Damian Lillard in foul trouble.

[jameshoops]

do you think the lakers athletic bigs are better than the trailblazers bigs?

[deandrepage]

As a Laker fan I want Damian Lillard to get his wish = #8 Seed to play my Lakers. 🤣🤣🤣
Revenge is MANDATORY for his performance against the Lakers during that 1st game back after Kobe Bryant's death.