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Ongoing Story· Day 5

Portland Trail Blazers Achieve Best Quarter of Season Against Sacramento Kings

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Dani Avdija's Assist Seals Portland's Huge Victory Over Lakers

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli player Dani Avdija scored 23 points and had nine assists, leading the Portland Trail Blazers to a 136-129 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. A pivotal assist from Avdija to Damian Lillard for a three-pointer with 43 seconds remaining sealed the game. The win occurred during the 2026/27 NBA season.

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  • Dani Avdija led Portland to a 136-129 win over the Lakers with 23 points and nine assists.
  • Avdija's assist to Damian Lillard for a three-pointer sealed the game with 43 seconds left.
  • The Israeli player overcame early foul trouble to secure the victory.
  • The game took place during the 2026/27 NBA season.

Israeli player Dani Avdija led the Portland Trail Blazers to a significant 136-129 win against the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2026/27 NBA season. Despite facing early foul trouble, Avdija delivered a standout performance with 23 points and nine assists. A crucial moment came with 43 seconds left in the game when Avdija made a key assist to Damian Lillard for a three-pointer, effectively securing the win for Portland. The play was highlighted in a video accompanying the report.

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