Why Portland Trail Blazers fans should prepare for more losing — and be OK with it: Oregonian Sports
The Blazers’ current roster is not good enough to win next year, and the front office appears ready to go all in on its youth movement. So is losing next year the best path? The answer is almost undoubtedly yes, but will fans put up with it? And what moves does general manager Joe Cronin need to make to set the franchise up for long-term success and could it mean trading a fan favorite?
Bill Oram and Brenna Greene from KOIN discuss the fallout of another losing season, while looking to the future of a roster built around Scoot Henderson and Shaedon Sharpe.
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2 Comments
Dear blazer management and owner get rid of your mentors and just bring in 2 tank next year is the smartest move!
when NBA teams go rebuild, the stadium gets empty. This is normal. Blazer fans shouldn't feel pressured to watch a bad Blazer team. The pressure to return to winning is on Blazers management and the players.