Jrue Holiday discusses championship potential with Trail Blazers coach Nori
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 8, 2026, 1:47 AM
Last updated Jul 8, 2026
Jrue Holiday expressed confidence in his championship potential with new Portland Trail Blazers head coach Micah Nori. During a conversation with Jason Quick, Nori emphasized Holiday's significant role in the team's plans, dismissing trade rumors despite the addition of Ja Morant. Holiday remarked that had he played under Nori in Minnesota, they would have captured a title, highlighting his impact as a two-time champion. The backcourt depth in Portland remains a challenge, but Nori is committed to integrating Holiday into their strategy moving forward.
- •Jrue Holiday believes he could have won titles with Nori in Minnesota.
- •Micah Nori dismissed trade rumors about Holiday's future.
- •The Trail Blazers added Ja Morant, complicating backcourt dynamics.
- •Holiday is viewed as a key component of Portland's strategy.
- 1:47 AMYahoo Sports — Trail Blazers' Jrue Holiday Makes Bold Championship Statement to New HC Micah Nori
"Two-time champion Jrue Holiday claims he would have secured a title for Micah Nori’s former team, cementing his status as a cornerstone in Portland’s crowded backcourt rotation.
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