Trail Blazers poised for improvement with key player additions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 4:01 AM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

The Portland Trail Blazers are set to begin the 2026-27 NBA season after finishing with a 42-win record last season and entering the playoffs as the seventh seed. The team has strengthened its roster by acquiring Ja Morant and bringing a healthy Damian Lillard back on the court. Morant's ability to create plays will complement Lillard's scoring threat, potentially raising the team's offensive output. Although oddsmakers project a similar win total of 42.5, analysts suggest the Blazers could reach 45 to 47 wins with the new additions. Integrating the new players under head coach Micah Nori may take time. The Blazers' season begins soon, with the potential for continued progress and improved performance.
- •Portland finished last season with a 42-win record and playoff berth.
- •Ja Morant joins the team, raising their offensive capabilities.
- •Damian Lillard returns healthy, enhancing backcourt options.
- •Analysts expect potential for 45 to 47 wins this season.
- •First season under head coach Micah Nori begins soon.
- 4:01 AMYahoo Sports — Trail Blazers Have Every Reason to Be Better Than Last Season
"With Ja Morant joining a healthy Damian Lillard and emerging star Deni Avdija, Portland boasts the elite offensive firepower necessary to shatter expectations in a loaded West.
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