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Portland Trail Blazers Must Avoid Marginalizing NBA Star Deni Avdija This Season The Portland Trail Blazers' new backcourt lineup threatens to reduce Deni Avdija's offensive role, but experts warn against sidelining the team's newest All-Star to preserve his development and team balance.
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What happened 01 Portland's new backcourt includes Ja Morant, Damian Lillard, Jrue Holiday, and Scoot Henderson. 02 Deni Avdija emerged as Portland's leading offensive option last season and became an All-Star. 03 Journalist Kyler Fox warns against reducing Avdija's role despite the crowded backcourt. 04 Morant and Lillard require the ball to maximize their impact, complicating Avdija's role. 05 Avdija's development as a primary offensive player took two seasons and should not be reversed. 06 No official response from the Blazers has been made regarding Avdija's role changes. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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