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Ongoing Story· Day 39

Portland Trail Blazers Rely on Healthy Deni Avdija for Playoff Hopes

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NBA Analyst Believes Lillard's Return Will Benefit Avdija

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NBA TV analyst Shaun Little suggested Damian Lillard's return to the Portland Trail Blazers could benefit Israeli player Deni Avdija by creating more space on the court. Avdija recently impressed in a preseason game with nine points, five rebounds, and four assists. Little believes Avdija could become the team's "number one option" if roster changes allow him more room to operate.

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  • NBA analyst Shaun Little believes Damian Lillard's return will benefit Deni Avdija.
  • Little stated Avdija could become the team's "number one option" with more space.
  • Avdija recorded nine points, five rebounds, and four assists in a recent preseason game.
  • The analyst cited a crowded backcourt with similar player styles as a challenge.
  • Portland defeated the London Lions 119-66 in the preseason matchup.

NBA TV analyst Shaun Little believes the return of star player Damian Lillard to the Portland Trail Blazers could create more opportunities for Israeli player Deni Avdija. In a recent preseason game, Avdija scored nine points, grabbed five rebounds, and dished out four assists in just under 17 minutes during Portland's dominant 119-66 victory over the London Lions.

Little praised Avdija's performance and playing style, noting his "great hunger to prove himself" and aggressive approach to scoring. He suggested that Lillard's presence, as one of the greatest shooters, could open up the court for Avdija. Little pointed out that the team's backcourt is currently crowded with players who have similar playstyles, such as Scoot Henderson and Ja Morant.

"If they really make some changes to the roster and manage to create even more space for Deni, I think he is undoubtedly the number one option," Little stated. He emphasized the need to support Avdija and allow him to perform. Avdija has been showing improved form in his second preseason game.

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