The Portland Trail Blazers own two lottery picks in the 2024 NBA Draft and are looking to address their guard group of Scoot Henderson and Shaedon Sharpe, while also seeking to fill their biggest needs in the draft.
PORTLAND, Ore. (PORTLAND TRIBUNE) -- The 2024 NBA Draft is quickly approaching on June 26-27 and the Portland Trail Blazers own two lottery picks at No. 7 and 14, and also hold two second-round selections at No. 34 and 40.
With a class that has mock drafters all over the place, the first day of the now two-day event (silly) is sure to provide some potential curve balls.
But part of the confusion is an abundance of players who all seem to be on a similar level. While none jump off the page like a Victor Wembanyama, plenty still boast NBA-level talent.
With that in mind, it’s important to look at what holes Portland currently has. Sure, part of it too might come down to just drafting the best available player if the talent is too great to ignore. But to build a winning team means addressing the areas of weakness, which seemingly is coming into play for the Blazers who have invested their interest in their guard group of Scoot Henderson and Shaedon Sharpe.
I’ll take a look here at some of the most projected options for the Blazers at the No. 7 and 14 picks, but before that let’s take a look at the Blazers three biggest needs.
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