With only five games to showcase a player’s talents in the NBA Summer League, they must ensure every minute counts. Any mistake can make them undesirable to an NBA team in a snap. The Summer League separates the players who are NBA-ready and those who aren’t, mentally and physically.
And after the Portland Trail Blazers’ Summer League performance, the line between these two groups becomes more apparent.
Portland’s up-and-coming players had a difficult time in Las Vegas, ending the Summer League with a 3-2 record. However, the expected stars emerged strong, showcasing that they can be ready for the NBA with a little bit of time.
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