(3) PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS (0-4) VS. (6) NEW … · and 11 rebounds against Milwaukee on Nov. 30...

LAST GAME: Finished with 18 points (9-13 FG), 11 rebounds, two assists and three steals in 33 min-

utes ... 2017-18 SEASON: Had 29 points and 15 rebounds at Brooklyn on Nov. 24 ... Had 25 points

and 11 rebounds against Milwaukee on Nov. 30 ... Scored 28 points against the Lakers on Nov. 2.

Forward 1 Evan Turner 6-7 220

9.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 3.3 apg

Forward 8 Al-Farouq Aminu 6-9 220

17.3 ppg, 9.0 rpg, 1.3 apg

Center 27 Jusuf Nurkic 7-0 275

11.8 ppg, 8.0 rpg, 1.0 apg

Guard 3 CJ McCollum 6-3 190

25.3 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 3.5 apg

Guard 0 Damian Lillard 6-3 195 18.5 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 4.8 apg *2018 NBA Playoffs averages

(3) PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS (0-4) VS. (6) NEW ORLEANS PELICANS (4-0)

LAST GAME STARTERS

INJURY UPDATE -

TRANSACTIONS

June 22: Acquired the draft rights to center Zach Collins from Sacramento in exchange for the draft

rights to Justin Jackson and Harry Giles ... June 22: Selected forward Caleb Swanigan with the 26th

overall pick of the 2017 NBA Draft ... June 28: Traded guard Tim Quarterman to Houston in exchange for

cash considerations ... June 30: Waived center Festus Ezeli ... July 26: Aquired forward Andrew Nicholson

from the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for Allen Crabbe ... August 9: Signed free agent guard CJ Wilcox to

a two-way contract ... August 30: Waived Andrew Nicholson ... September 11: Signed free agent guard

Archie Goodwin ... September 14: Signed free agent guard Isaiah Briscoe ... September 18: Signed free

agent guard Anthony Morrow ... October 13: Waived guards Isaiah Briscoe, Archie Goodwin and Anthony

Morrow ... October 19: Signed free agent guard Wade Baldwin IV to a two-way contract ... February 8:

Traded forward Noah Vonleh and cash considerations to Chicago in exchange for the rights to Milovan

Rakovic ... February 21: Signed free agent guard Brandon Rush to a 10-day contract ... March 8: Signed

free agent center Georgios Papagiannis to a 10-day contract ... March 12: Signed Wade Baldwin IV

to a standard NBA contract ... March 18: Signed Georgios Papagiannis to a standard NBA contract ...

2018 NBA PLAYOFFS - FIRST ROUND SERIES

Sat. April 14 New Orleans 97, PORTLAND 95Tue. April 17 New Orleans 111, PORTLAND 102Thu. April 19 NEW ORLEANS 119, Portland 102Sat. April 21 NEW ORLEANS 131, Portland 123

All times Pacifi c

TRAIL BLAZERS ON THE AIR All 88 Portland Trail Blazers regular season and preseason games will be broadcast on the Trail Blazers Broadcasting fl agship station, Rip City Radio 620 AM. Brian Wheeler returns for his 20th season at the helm to provide play-by-play for all home and away games, with Michael Holton adding commentary for home broadcasts. On television, NBC Sports Northwest will air a total of 76 Trail Blazers regular season games featuring analyst Lamar Hurd and Kevin Calabro calling the play-by-play. Between NBC Sports Northwest, TNT and ESPN, all 82 regular-season games will be televised for the 11th consecutive year and the 11th time in franchise history.

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Al-Farouq Aminu - Al-Fah-Ruke Ah-ME-newPat Connaughton - Conn-uh-tonJusuf Nurkic - you-SUF nur-KITCHGeorgios Papagiannis - Your-gos Pa-pa-YAHN-issCaleb Swanigan - SWAN-again

LAST GAME: Recorded 15 points (6-12 FG, 1-3 3-PT, 2-2 FT), one rebound and fi ve assists in

36 minutes ... 2017-18 SEASON: Scored 22 points at the L.A. Lakers on Dec. 23 ... Logged 21

points and fi ve rebounds at the LA Clippers on March 18 ... Had 19 points at Boston on Feb. 4.

LAST GAME: Had 38 points (15-22 FG, 2-3 3-PT, 6-7 FT), two rebounds and three assists in 45

minutes ... 2017-18 SEASON: Had 50 points (18-25 FG, 6-9 3-PT, 8-8 FT) in 29 minutes vs. Chi.

on Jan. 31 ... Scored 36 points against Memphis on Nov. 7 ... Scored 32 points at Chi. on Jan 1.

LAST GAME: Scored 19 points (7-16 FG, 1-5 3-PT, 4-5 FT) to go with fi ve rebounds, six assists and two

steals in 45 minutes ... 2017-18 SEASON: Scored 50 points at Sacramento on Feb. 9 ... Had 44 points

and eight assists against Golden State on Feb. 14... Scored 41 points at New Orleans on March 27.

LAST GAME: Logged 27 points (11-20 FG, 5-11 3-PT, 0-0 FT), six rebounds, one assist and two steals in

35 minutes ... 2017-18 SEASON: Scored 24 points (9-17 FG, 5-7 3-PT) at Chicago on Jan. 1 ...Had 16 points

and six assists at the Clippers on March 18 ... Logged 16 points and 16 rebounds at Indiana on Oct. 20.

Postseason Final Game Notes

FIRST ROUND OPPONENT - NEW ORLEANS PELICANS

• Portland and New Orleans split the season series 2-2, with each team winning once on the road.• The aggregate fi nal score of the four-game series was 439-438, Trail Blazers, with all four games being decided by 10 points or fewer. • Lillard led the Trail Blazers in scoring vs. New Orleans in the regular season season, posting averages of 26.5 points (42.7% FG, 25.6% 3-PT, 77.8% FT), 7.3 assists, 5.3 rebounds and 2.25 steals in four games.• Lillard has scored at least 25 points in seven of his last nine regular season games against New Orleans. • Six Trail Blazers averaged double digits in scoring vs. New Orleans in the regular season (Lillard, 26.5; CJ McCollum, 17.5; Jusuf Nurkic, 15.0; Al-Farouq Aminu, 11.0; Evan Turner, 10.3; Shabazz Napier, 10.0). • DeMarcus Cousins led the Pelicans in scoring vs. Portland, averaging 33.7 points, 13.3 rebounds and 2.00 blocks in three games. • Anthony Davis also played three games vs. the Trail Blazers, posting averages of 24.7 points, 8.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 3.00 blocks. • The Trail Blazers held their opponents to 44.5% shooting from the fi eld after the All-Star break (fi fth in NBA) while the Pelicans held their opponents to 44.3% shooting from the fi eld in that period (third in NBA).

SERIES HISTORYREGULAR SEASON, ALL-TIME: Trail Blazers lead, 30-25IN PORTLAND: Trail Blazers lead, 19-8AT THE PELICANS: Pelicans lead, 17-11PLAYOFFS, ALL-TIME: Pelicans lead, 4-0IN PORTLAND: Pelicans lead, 2-0AT THE PELICANS: Pelicans lead, 2-0

2017-18 REGULAR SEASON MATCHUPS

Tue. Oct. 24 PORTLAND 103, New Orleans 93

Sat. Dec. 2 New Orleans 123, PORTLAND 116

Fri. Jan. 12 NEW ORLEANS 119, Portland 113

Tue. March 27 Portland 107, NEW ORLEANS 103

SEASON SERIES NOTES

• Trail Blazers forward Al-Farouq Aminu played three seasons for the Pelicans, averaging 6.9 points (45.7% FG, 26.3% 3-PT, 71.6% FT), 6.3 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.05 steals in 222 games (157 starts) from 2011-14. • Pelicans head coach Alvin Gentry was the head coach of the Phoenix Suns team that defeated the Trail Blazers 4-2 in the fi rst round of the 2010 NBA Playoffs. • This marks the third consecutive season New Orleans guard Ian Clark has faced the Trail Blazers in the playoffs. He averaged 6.5 ppg vs. Portland over eight games the past two postseasons with the Golden State Warriors. • All-Stars Anthony Davis (selected fi rst overall) and Damian Lillard (sixth overall) were members of the same 2012 NBA Draft class. • Trail Blazers guard/forward Evan Turner and Pelicans guard Jrue Holiday were teammates on the Philadelphia 76ers from 2010-13.• Turner and Pelicans forward Solomon Hill were teammates on the Indiana Pacers in 2013-14. • Trail Blazers forward Ed Davis and Pelicans forward/center Alexis Ajinca were teammates in Toronto in 2010-11.• Pelicans assistant coach Jamelle McMillan is the son of former Trail Blazers head coach Nate McMillan.

CONNECTIONS

Game 1 Sat. April 14 New Orleans 97, PORTLAND 95Game 2 Tue. April 17 New Orleans 111, PORTLAND 102Game 3 Thu. April 19 NEW ORLEANS 119, Portland 102Game 4 Sat. April 21 New Orleans 131, Portland 123Game 5 Tue. April 24 TBD PORTLAND NBCSNW*Game 6 Thu. April 26 TBD NEW ORLEANS NBCSNW*Game 7 Sat. April 28 TBD PORTLAND TNT and NBCSNW*If necessary

All times Pacifi c

SERIES SCHEDULE

• This is the fi rst time the Trail Blazers and Pelicans have met in the postseason.• Through three games, CJ McCollum is averaging 21.0 points (45.5% FG, 39.1% 3-PT, 66.7% FT), 2.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.7 steals.• Damian Lillard has averaged 18.3 points (32.7% FG, 32.0% 3-PT), 4.3 rebounds and 4.3 assists through three games. • Anthony Davis has averaged 28.3 points, 12.3 rebounds, 2.30 steals and 2.70 blocks in three games this series. • Through three games, Jrue Holiday is averaging 23.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 1.70 steals. • Portland has now played all 14 Western Conference franchises in the playoffs, but faced the Thunder before they moved from Seattle, and the Kings in Kansas City. • New Orleans has a 18-25 all-time record in the playoffs in seven trips to the postseason.• The Pelicans/Hornets have won one playoff series, a 4-1 fi rst-round win over the Dallas Mavericks in 2007-08.

PLAYOFF SERIES NOTES

FIVE IN A ROW: The Trail Blazers clinched their fi fth consecutive playoff berth on April 1. The last time Portland went to the playoffs in fi ve straight years was 1999-2003 (21-year streak starting in 1983).

AS THE THREE SEED: The Trail Blazers enter the 2018 Playoffs as the three seed in the Western Conference. Portland has been the three seed fi ve times previously, most recently in the in the 2000 Playoffs. The Trail Blazers have advanced to the Western Conference Finals three times as the three seed (1977, 1990 and 2000) and made the NBA Finals twice (1977, 1990) with Portland’s one NBA Championship coming as the three seed in 1977. Portland’s all-time playoffs record as the three seed is 39-29 (.574).

CJ SCORING: CJ McCollum led the Trail Blazers with 22 points (9-16 FG, 2-5 3-PT, 2-3 FT) in Game 3. It was the eighth time that he scored at least 20 points in his last 11 playoff games. McCollum also dished out three assists and had one rebound. McCollum is tied for 17th in scoring for the 2018 NBA Playoffs (21.0).

CHIEF IN CHARGE: Al-Farouq Aminu had 21 points, eight rebounds and two steals while shooting 8-of-15 from the fi eld (3-8 3-PT, 2-2 FT) in Game 3. Aminu is one of three players in NBA history with career postseason averages of at least 13.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.0 three-point fi eld goals.

BENCH BOOST: Through three games, the Trail Blazers’ bench has outscored the Pelicans’ bench in the series, 92-55. Portland’s bench outscored the New Orleans reserves, 36-15, in Game 2. Zach Collins led the charge with 12 points while Maurice Harkless scored 11 points on 5-of-5 shooting (1-1 3-PT) and Pat Connaughton added a postseason career-high nine points.

CLOSE CALL: Portland trailed by 14 points with 6:09 remaining in the fourth quarter of Game 1 before cutting the Pelicans’ lead to one with 0:59 left in the game. The Pelican’s went 4-of-4 from the free throw line in the fi nal minute to preserve the victory. CJ McCollum scored 14 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter, shooting 5-of-9 (3-5 3-PT) in the period.

OUT AND RUNNING: The Trail Blazers outscored the Pelicans in fast break points in Game 1, 29-17. The most fast break points that the Trail Blazers scored during the regular season was 21 (March 5 at LAL).

RECENT HISTORY: The three seed in the Western Conference has won its First Round series in each of the last four years. The most recent three seed to advance to the Western Conference Finals was the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2016. STOTTS LEADING THE WAY: Terry Stotts has led the Trail Blazers to the postseason for the fi fth consecutive season, making him the third coach in franchise history to lead the Trail Blazers to fi ve playoff appearances and the fi rst since Rick Adelman did so from 1989 to 1994. He has coached Portland to the Western Conference Semifi nals twice in the last four playoff appearances. Stotts won an NBA Cham-pionship as an assistant coach with the Dallas Mavericks in 2011.

PAST PRECEDENT: The Trail Blazers were down 0-2 in the First Round of the 2016 NBA Playoffs before reeling off four straight wins to beat the Clippers in six games. The last time the Pelicans had a 2-0 lead in a playoff series was the 2008 Western Conference Semifi nals, which they went on to lose to the Spurs in seven games.

LILLARD’S PLAYOFF SCORING: With 20 points (5-14 FG, 3-9 3-PT, 7-8 FT) in Game 3, Damian Lillard passed Cliff Robinson for fi fth all-time on the Trail Blazers playoff scoring list. Lillard has scored 20-plus points in 23 of his 34 career postseason games.

BEEN THERE BEFORE: Despite having the second-youngest roster in the NBA by average age (25.1 as of April 12), 12 of Portland’s 15 players had previous playoff experience entering the 2018 Playoffs. Portland’s roster has played a combined 227 postseason games. Evan Turner (47 games) and Damian Lillard (35 games) have the most playoff experience. Eleven players return from Portland’s 2017 Playoffs roster.

HOME COURT ADVANTAGE: Portland entered the 2018 Playoffs with home-court advantage in the First Round for the fi rst time since 2009. It is the 13th time in franchise history that the Trail Blazers have home-court advantage in a First Round series. Portland went 6-6 in the previous 12 series. The Trail Blazers are 80-42 (.656) all-time at home in the playoffs and 40-27 (.597) at home in the First Round.

NEW OPPONENT: The Trail Blazers are meeting the Pelicans in the postseason for the fi rst time. Prior to this series, the Pelicans were the only Western Conference franchise that Portland had not faced in a playoff series.

NORTHWEST BY NORTHWEST: The Trail Blazers are winners of the 2017-18 Northwest Division title, marking the seventh time in fran-chise history that Portland has won its division. It is the team’s fi rst division title since the 2014-15 season.

DIVISIONAL DEPTH: The Trail Blazers are one of four teams from the Northwest Division that made the 2018 playoffs, which is the most of any of the league’s six divisions. Portland went 9-7 against divisional opponents this season, tied for the second-best mark in the Northwest Division.

THREE-POINT THREATS: Damian Lillard (91 postseason threes), CJ McCollum (51 postseason threes) and Al-Farouq Aminu (43 postseason threes) rank second, fi fth and seventh, respectively, for three-pointers made in the playoffs in Trail Blazers history. McCollum was 11-of-22 (50.0%) from deep in the 2017 Playoffs while Aminu has shot 43-of-106 (40.1%) in three postseason runs with the Trail Blazers. Lillard has made at least four threes in 11 of his 34 career playoff games.

BIG GAME DAME: Damian Lillard averaged 27.8 points in Portland’s 2017 First Round series against the Warriors, marking the sixth highest playoff series scoring average in team history. Lillard scored at least 30 points three times in that series, adding to his 10 career playoff games with 30-plus points, the second-most in team history (Drexler, 14).

PLAYOFF NEWS AND NOTES

Player Points 1. Clyde Drexler .................................. 2,015 2. Terry Porter ..................................... 1,527 3. Jerome Kersey ................................. 1,392 4. Rasheed Wallace ............................ 864 5. Damian Lillard ............................... 836 6. Cliff Robinson ................................ 806 7. Kevin Duckworth............................. 785 8. Buck Williams ................................ 774 9. LaMarcus Aldridge ......................... 75310. Arvydas Sabonis ............................. 617

LEADING THE WAY: Terry Stotts was hired as the 14th head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers on August 7, 2012. Stotts led the Trail Blazers to a 49-33 record in 2017-18 and has compiled a 272-220 record in six seasons with Portland. Stotts is the third-winningest coach in franchise history, and the fi rst Trail Blazers head coach since Rick Adelman (1989-1994 to reach the playoffs in fi ve con-secutive seasons (third overall in franchise history). With Stotts at the helm, the Trail Blazers ranked in the top-10 in scoring for each of the past four seasons (2013-14 to 2016-17) and had the NBA’s eighth-best defensive rating (104.2) during the 2017-18 season.

WINNING WAYS: The Trail Blazers ended the season with a 49-33 record, marking the team’s best fi nish since the 2014-15 season (51-31). It was Portland’s fi fth consecutive season with a record of .500 or better, the fi rst time the team has accomplished that feat since 1999-00 to 2003-04 (15 straight, starting 1989-90).

MODA-MENTUM: Portland won 21 of its fi nal 24 games at Moda Center (28-13 overall). The Trail Blazers had two nine-game winning streaks at home this season (12/28/17 - 2/8/18, 2/14/18 - 3/17/18), which marked the fi rst time the team won nine straight home games since the 2012-13 season. Portland was one of four teams in the NBA this season with two winning streaks at home of at least nine games (Houston, Philadelphia, San Antonio).

POINT MAN: Damian Lillard fi nished the season tied for fourth in the league in scoring (26.9). He is the fi rst Portland player to fi nish in the top-fi ve in scoring since Clyde Drexler was fourth during the 1991-92 season (25.0). Lillard fi nished sixth in the NBA in scoring each of the last two seasons.

GETTING DEFENSIVE: The Trail Blazers allowed the fi fth-fewest points in the league this season (103.0) while holding their oppo-nents to 44.7% shooting from the fi eld. Portland held it’s opponents below 100 points in 33 games this season, tied for the fi fth-most in the league. They were 26-7 in those contests.

DYNAMIC DUO: Damian Lillard (26.9 ppg) and CJ McCollum (21.4 ppg) combined to average 48.3 points per game this season, making them the second-highest backcourt in the league (49.0, Harden/Paul). Lillard and McCollum have each averaged over 20 points a game for three straight seasons. No other backcourt tandem in team history has done that once.

BOSNIAN BEAST: Jusuf Nurkic scored in double fi gures in the fi nal 14 games of the regular season and recorded a double-double in nine of those contests. Over the last 19 games of the season, Nurkic averaged 15.2 points, 11.2 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.80 blocks while shooting 57.5% from the fi eld.

BLOCK PARTY: Jusuf Nurkic blocked at least three shots in seven of the last 13 games of the regular season. Nurkic’s 30 blocks in that span were fourth in the league and he tied for ninth in the NBA with 1.41 blocks per game for the season.

DAME DROPPING 30: Damian Lillard scored 36 points (13-25 FG, 4-10 3-PT, 6-6 FT) against the Jazz on April 11, marking his 100th career 30-point game. It was Lillard’s 25th game of 30-plus points this season, the fi fth-most in the NBA (Davis/James - 30). Lillard led the league in second-half scoring (14.4).

CJ SCORING TWENTY: CJ McCollum scored 20 points against the Griz-zlies on April 1. It was the 47th game of 20-plus points for McCollum this season, the 15th most in the NBA (69, Harden). McCollum scored 20-plus points in fi ve straight games from Jan. 5-12, his second-longest streak of the season (six, Dec. 9-18).

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARDS: Ed Davis notched 10-plus rebounds 20 times this season, which tied the most such games Davis has had in a season in his career (2014-15). No other reserve in the NBA recorded more than 13 games of double-digit rebounds this season. Davis fi nished fi fth in the NBA in offensive rebound percentage (13.9%).

TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: After the All-Star break, Portland was third in the league in points allowed (100.8) and ranked 16th in the league in scoring (107.1). Portland’s point differential of 6.3 in that span was the fourth-best in the league.

THIRTEEN IN A ROW: The Trail Blazers won 13 straight games from Feb. 14 to March 18, matching the second-longest winning streak in franchise history. The streak included two wins over the defending-champion Warriors as well as victories over division rivals Utah, Min-nesota and Oklahoma City. It was Portland’s longest winning streak since winning 13 straight from Dec. 3 - 30, 2007.

EASTERN SUCCESS: Portland’s game against Boston on March 23 was its fi nal regular season game against an Eastern Conference opponent. The Trail Blazers were 18-12 against teams from the East this season, securing their best out-of-conference record since the 2014-15 season (20-10).

NEWS AND NOTES

WESTERN CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

THREE TIMES OVER: Damian Lillard was named the Western Conference Player of the Week three times this season. Lillard and James Harden (fi ve times) were the only players to receive the award more than twice.

JANUARY 22: Damian Lillard was named the NBA Western Confer-ence Player of the Week for games played from Jan. 15 to Jan. 21 after leading the Trail Blazers to a 3-0 record. Lillard averaged 29.3 points (52.7% FG, 52.0% 3-PT, 100% FT), 5.0 rebounds and 8.0 assists for the week.

MARCH 12: Damian Lillard was named NBA Western Conference Player of the Week for games played from March 5 to March 11. Lillard led the league in scoring for the week, averaging 34.7 points (45.9% FG, 56.3% 3-PT, 83.9% FT) to go with 3.7 rebounds and 5.0 assists. Lillard also led the league in three-pointers made (18) and was second in free throws (26). It was the fi fth time in his career that Lillard received the award. He joins Clyde Drexler (10), LaMarcus Aldridge (eight) and Brandon Roy (fi ve) as Portland players who have won the award at least fi ve times.

APRIL 2: Damian Lillard was named NBA Western Conference Player of the Week for games played from March 26 to April 1. Lil-lard led the league in scoring average for the week, averaging 28.3 points (46.9% FG, 25.9% 3-PT, 94.7% FT) to go with 6.3 rebounds and 8.7 assists. Lillard is one of three players in team history to have earned the honor at least six times.

ROAD WARRIORS: Portland’s 107-103 win over New Orleans on March 27 was the team’s seventh straight road win. The streak tied the third-longest road winning streak in team history, and is the longest since Portland won seven straight from Nov. 12 - Dec. 9, 2014. The Trail Blazers had a winning road record for the fi rst time since the 2013-14 season (23-18).

STREAK AT THE STRIPE: Damian Lillard made 64 consecutive free throws over nine games from March 12-30, marking the most con-secutive free throws made in franchise history (Stoudamire, 57 - Jan. 14 - Feb. 16, 2005). It was the most consecutive free throws made in the NBA since Dirk Nowitzki made 74 (March, 2011).

DOUBLE-DOUBLE DAME: Damian Lillard had a double-double of 17 points and 11 assists against the Clippers on March 31. It was his 10th double-double of the season. Lillard recorded a double-double while scoring 30-plus points fi ve times this season, the third-most such games by any guard in the league.

CHIEF IN CHARGE: Al-Farouq Aminu had 17 points (7-9 FG, 2-4 3-PT, 1-1 FT), 10 rebounds and one steal against the Grizzlies on April 1. It was Aminu’s ninth double-double of the season, which tied the second-most he has had in a season in his career (10, 2012-13). In the 11 games from March 15 to April 3, Aminu averaged 12.1 points, 8.8 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 2.10 steals.

DOING IT ALL: Damian Lillard is the fi rst player in franchise history to average at least 26 points, four rebounds and six assists over the course of a season. He was one of just four players in the NBA to achieve the feat this season (Curry, Harden, James). Lillard is one of seven players in NBA history to average at least 25 points and six assists twice in his fi rst six seasons (Robertson/James/Archibald/Wade/Harden/Jordan).

THREE-JAY MCCOLLUM: CJ McCollum shot 39.7% from the three-point line this season, tied for the 33rd-best mark in the league. McCollum (189 3-PT made) fi nished 15th in the NBA in 3-pointers made and knocked down at least three 3-PT shots in 34 games, the 16th-most in the NBA (Harden - 54).

MOE BUCKETS: Maurice Harkless scored 16 points (7-11 FG, 2-5 3-PT) against Oklahoma City on March 25. It was the fi fth time in six games that Harkless scored in double fi gures. In the six games from March 15 to March 25, Harkless averaged 14.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.8 assists while shooting 66.0% from the fi eld and 61.9% from the three-point line.

MOVING UP: The Trail Blazers victory over the Clippers on March 18th was the 267th win for Terry Stotts as head coach of the Trail Blazers. With the win, he passed Nate McMillan for third place on Portland’s all-time coaching wins list.

SELECT COMPANY: With nine assists against Cleveland on March 15, Damian Lillard joined LeBron James and Oscar Robertson as the only players in NBA history to record at least 1,500 points and 400 assists in each of their fi rst six seasons.

MARATHON MEN: CJ McCollum ran 2.70 miles per game this season, the most by any player in the NBA. Damian Lillard was eighth, running 2.54 miles per game. The Trail Blazers are the only team in the NBA that had two players in the top-10.

VOLUME AND ACCURACY: Damian Lillard shot 493-of-538 from the free-throw line this season (91.6%). It was the second most accurate free throw percentage by a player who made at least 490 free throws in leage history (Reggie Miller, 551-600, 91.8%).

COACH OF THE MONTH: Terry Stotts was named NBA Western Confer-ence Coach of the month for January after leading the Trail Blazers to an 11-5 record, including a perfect 7-0 mark at home. It is the fi fth time Stotts has won the award, the most in franchise history. He is the only Western Conference coach to have won the award in each of the past fi ve seasons.

1,500 POINTS: With 39 points against the Lakers on March 5, Damian Lillard passed 1,500 points for the sixth straight season. He is one of 13 players all-time and one of four active players to score 1,500 points in each of their fi rst six seasons (Anthony, Durant, James). Lillard is tied with Clyde Drexler for the most seasons with 1,500 points as a Trail Blazer. His 1,962 points this season are tied for the eighth-most in team history.

NEWS AND NOTES

FIFTY-POINT PERFORMANCES

CJ McCollum and Damian Lillard are the only set of teammates to have both scored at least 50 points in a game in the NBA this season. They became the second and third players in NBA his-tory to score 50-plus points in fewer than 30 minutes.

CJ FIVE-O: With 50 points (18-25 FG, 6-9 3-PT, 8-8 FT) against the Bulls on Jan. 31, CJ McCollum became the seventh player in franchise history to record a 50-point game and set new career highs in points and fi eld goals made. McCollum accomplished the feat in just 29 minutes, making him the second player in NBA history to score at least 50 points in fewer than 30 minutes. McCollum is the only player in franchise history to score 50 points on 25 shots or fewer.

HISTORIC QUARTER: CJ McCollum set franchise records for points in a quarter and fi eld goals in a quarter with 28 points on 11-of-14 shooting (4-5 3-PT, 2-2 FT) in the fi rst period against Chicago on Jan. 31. It was most points scored in a quarter by an NBA player this season.

FIFTY IN THREE: Damian Lillard scored 50 points (16-26 FG, 8-13 3-PT, 10-10 FT) in 29 minutes at Sacramento on Feb. 9, becoming the third player in NBA history to score 50-plus points in less than 30 minutes (McCollum/K. Thompson). It was the fourth time in his career that Lillard scored 50-plus points, the most in franchise history and tied for the sixth-most among active NBA players.

Trail Blazers All-Time Coaching Wins List

Coach Wins Seasons 1. Jack Ramsay 453 1977-86 2. Rick Adelman 291 1989-94 3. Terry Stotts 272 2012-Current 4. Nate McMillan 266 2006-12

LILLARD FROM THE ARC: Damian Lillard made a three-pointer in 52 straight games from Nov. 10 to March 18, setting a new franchise record (44 - Batum, 3/14/13 - 1/2/14). Lillard made 227 three-pointers this season, tied for the sixth-most in the NBA and two shy of his own franchise record (229, 2015-16).

BIG TEN: Damian Lillard scored a total of 354 points in the 10 games from Feb. 9 to March 6, representing the highest-scoring ten-game span in team history. Clyde Drexler previously held the record, having scored 329 points from Dec. 16, 1988 to Jan. 7, 1989.

THE SHABAZZ SHOW: Shabazz Napier scored 13 points (4-5 FG, 4-4 3-PT, 1-2 FT) against Dallas on April 3. It was the 28th game this season that Napier scored in double fi gures. Napier scored in double fi gures in 23 games total during his fi rst three NBA seasons.

YOUNG SUCCESS: With an average age of 25.1 years old as of April 12, the Trail Blazers have the second-youngest roster in the NBA (Phoenix - 24.9). Portland is the youngest team in the 2018 Playoffs.

FEBRUARY TO REMEMBER: Damian Lillard averaged 31.4 ppg in the month of February, marking the highest scoring average for any month in team history (minimum 10 games). Geoff Petrie previously held the record, having averaged 30.4 ppg in March, 1971.

10,000 POINTS: With a driving lay-up at the 0:47 mark of the fi rst quarter at Toronto on Feb. 2, Damian Lillard reached 10,000 points for his career. Lillard reached the milestone in 441 career games, which is faster than any of the previous six players to score 10,000 points in Portland (500, Drexler). Lillard is one of eight NBA play-ers all-time with 10,000 points and 2,500 assists in their fi rst six seasons (James/Jordan/Bird/Archibald/Maravich/Bing/Robertson).

CLIMBING THE LADDER: With 37 points against the Knicks on March 6, Damian Lillard passed Cliff Robinson for fourth on the all-time franchise scoring list.

STRONG START: Jusuf Nurkic had a double-double (12 points, 12 rebounds) in the fi rst half against the Pacers on Jan. 18. It was the fi rst time in his career that Nurkic has had a double-double by halftime. Nurkic fi nished the game with 19 points, 17 rebounds, two steals and two blocks. He is one of seven NBA players to record those numbers in a game this season.

HARK BEYOND THE ARC: Maurice Harkless made a career-high fi ve three-pointers (of fi ve) on his way to 19 points at Boston on Feb. 4. Harkless is the fourth player in franchise history to come off the bench and make at least fi ve three pointers while shooting 100% from the three-point line.

THREE-TIME ALL-STAR: Playing in the third All-Star Game of his career on Feb. 18, Damian Lillard tied for the Team Stephen lead in scoring with 21 points (9-14 FG, 3-8 3-PT) to go with three rebounds and two assists in 21 minutes.

TWO OF A KIND: Damian Lillard had 44 points, three rebounds and eight assists against the Warriors on Feb. 14, while CJ McCollum added 29 points, fi ve rebounds and two assists. Lillard and McCollum are two of the 11 NBA guards who averaged 21+ points, 3+ rebounds and 3+ assists this season. The Trail Blazers are the only team in the league with two players on that list.

STOTTS WINS 250: Portland’s 107-93 victory over Dallas on Jan. 26 was the 250th win for Terry Stotts as head coach of the Trail Blazers. Stotts is the fourth coach in franchise history to win 250 games, and one of seven head coaches in the NBA to have won 250-plus games with their current team.

PHYS ED: Ed Davis followed up back-to-back double-doubles, includ-ing season highs of 15 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks against the Mavericks on Jan. 26, with 14 points and nine rebounds against the Clippers on Jan. 30. In the fi ve games from Jan. 20 to Jan. 30, Davis averaged 11.0 points, 10.4 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.60 blocks.

AL-FAROUQ ON FIRE: Al-Farouq Aminu scored a season-high 24 points while shooting fi ve-of-seven from the three-point line at Chicago on Jan. 1. It was the fi fth time this season that Aminu has made fi ve three-pointers in a game, a feat he had accomplished just twice before this season. Aminu shot a career-best 36.9% from the three-point line this season.

THREE KINGS: With two three-pointers against the Timberwolves on Jan. 14, Damian Lillard became the second player in NBA history to make 100-plus three-pointers in each of their fi rst six seasons. Lillard (227 3-PT made) and CJ McCollum (189 3-PT made) were the third set of teammates to each make 180-plus three pointers this season (Curry/Thompson, Harden/Gordon).

NURK’S NIGHT: Jusuf Nurkic had 29 points (12-19 FG, 5-10 FT), 15 rebounds, three assists and four blocks against the Nets on Nov. 24. Nurkic is the fi rst player in Trail Blazers history to record that stat line in a non-overtime game.

‘BAZZ BALLING: In the eight games from Nov. 7 to Nov. 22, Shabazz Napier averaged 11.9 points (54.8% FG, 64.7% 3-PT, 80.0% FT), 2.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.30 steals. Playing against the Magic on Nov. 15, Napier became the third player in Trail Blazers history to make at least fi ve 3-pointers off the bench while shooting 100% from deep (Wright, Crabbe).

MAKING HISTORY: With a 124-76 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Oct. 18, the Trail Blazers set the NBA record for the largest margin of victory in a season-opening game, besting Denver’s 46-point margin over the LA Clippers on Nov. 6, 1987. The 48-point win is tied for the second-largest margin of victory in franchise history (50, vs. Cleveland 11/21/82).

NEWS AND NOTES

Trail Blazers All-Time Scoring List

Player Points Seasons 1. Clyde Drexler 18,040 1983-95 2. LaMarcus Aldridge 12,562 2006-15 3. Terry Porter 11,330 1985-95 4. Damian Lillard 10,842 2012-Current 5. Cliff Robinson 10,405 1989-97

LAST FIVE GAMES

Game #82 - Portland 102, Utah 93 — April 11, Moda Center, Portland, Oregon

The Trail Blazers took an 80-59 lead into the fourth quarter and held on to beat the Jazz at Moda Center, 102-93 ... The win clinched Portland’s ! rst Northwest

Division title since 2014-15 and the seventh division title in team history ... The victory gave Portland the three seed in the Western Conference for the ! rst time

since 2000 and home-court advantage in the First Round of the Playo" s for the ! rst time since 2009 ... Damian Lillard led Portland with his 11th double-double

of the season, ! nishing with 36 points (13-25 FG, 4-10 3-PT, 6-6 FT), one rebound and 10 assists ... CJ McCollum added 19 points (8-18 FG, 2-4 3-PT, 1-2 FT), four

rebounds, three assists and one steal ... Jusuf Nurkic posted 13 points (6-16 FG, 1-5 FT), nine rebounds, three assists and four blocks ... Al-Farouq Aminu had

! ve points, nine rebounds, one steal and one block ... Donovan Mitchell and Ricky Rubio each scored 17 points for the Jazz.

1 2 3 4 OT Final Att. FGs 3 Pts FTs O D Reb A PF ST TO Bl Pts

Utah ................21 20 18 34 --- ........93 .........................33-89 .371 8-23 .348 19-24 .792 14 39 53 18 19 5 15 7 93

Portland .........28 27 25 22 --- ..... 102 20,186 .........................41-89 .461 9-24 .375 11-16 .686 7 39 46 19 22 9 10 9 102

First Round, Game #1 - New Orleans 97, Portland 95 — April 14, Moda Center, Portland, Oregon

After trailing by as many as 19 points and being down 14 with 6:09 remaining, Portland cut the Pelicans’ lead to one point with 0:59 left in the game before

falling, 97-95, at Moda Center ... CJ McCollum scored 14 of his team-high 19 points (7-18 FG, 4-10 3-PT, 1-1 FT) in the fourth quarter, shooting 5-of-9 (3-5 3-PT) in

the ! nal period ... Damian Lillard ! nished with 18 points (6-23 FG, 4-9 3-PT, 2-2 FT), seven rebounds, seven assists and two steals ... It was Lillard’s fourth career

postseason game with 18-plus points, seven-plus rebounds and seven-plus assists ... Evan Turner notched 13 points, seven rebounds, one steal and one block ...

Jusuf Nurkic had the ! rst double-double of his playo" s career, ! nishing with 11 points (3-7 FG, 5-5 FT), 11 rebounds and two blocks ... Ed Davis set a new post-

seaston career high for rebounds with 13 ... Zach Collins had eight points in his postseason debut ... Anthony Davis led the Pelicans with 35 points, 14 rebounds

and four blocks ... Rajon Rondo logged six points, eight rebounds and 17 assists ... Jrue Holiday had 21 points, seven rebounds, two assists and two blocks.


New Orleans .21 24 30 22 --- ........97 .........................41-86 .477 8-24 .333 7-10 .700 7 42 49 26 17 8 15 12 97

Portland ...... 18 18 27 32 --- ........95 19,882 5 ......................37-98 .378 12-39 .308 9-12 .750 15 37 52 17 15 10 12 6 95

First Round, Game #2 - New Orleans 111, Portland 102 — April 17, Moda Center, Portland, Oregon

The Trail Blazers took a 59-54 lead to halftime, but were outscored by 14 points in the third quarter, eventually losing to the Pelicans at Moda Center, 111-102

... New Orleans shot 51.2% from the ! eld (43-84) and 50.0% from the three-point line (12-24) ... Portland’s bench outscored the New Orleans reserves, 36-15,

but four Pelican’s starters scored at least 15 points, led by Jrue Holiday’s 33 points on 14-of-24 shooting ... CJ McCollum led Portland with 22 points (9-21 FG, 3-8

3-PT, 1-2 FT) while pulling down three rebounds and handing out six assists ... Damian Lillard had 17 points, three rebounds and four assists ... Al-Farouq Aminu

logged 14 points and a postseason career high 15 rebounds ... Zach Collins scored 12 points to go with ! ve rebounds o" the bench ... Jusuf Nurkic had 13 points

and three rebounds in 15 minutes ... Maurice Harkless had 11 points and ! ve rebounds in his return to action after missing 10 games with a left knee injury.


New Orleans .25 29 33 24 --- ..... 111 .........................43-84 .512 12-24 .500 13-19 .684 10 33 43 25 17 4 14 4 111

Portland ...... 23 36 19 24 --- 10102 20,066 .........................41-91 .451 12-32 .375 8-10 .800 13 32 45 20 20 5 16 4 102

First Round, Game #3 - New Orleans 119, Portland 102 — April 19, Smoothie King Center, New Orleans, Louisiana

The Trail Blazers shot a series-best 46.2% from the # oor, but struggled to recover from a 16-point ! rst quarter hole, losing to the Pelicans in New Orleans, 119-

102 ... The Pelicans shot above 50.0% for the second straight game, ! nishing with 52.9% shooting from the ! eld and 40.7% shooting from the three-point line

... The Trail Blazers outrebounded New Orleans, 44-38, as they did in the ! rst two games of the series ... CJ McCollum led Portland with 22 points (9-16 FG, 2-5

3-PT, 2-3 FT) to go with one rebound and three assists ... Al-Farouq Aminu scored 21 points on 8-of-15 shooting (3-8 3-PT, 2-2 FT) to go with eight rebounds,

one assist, two steals and one block ... Damian Lillard scored 20 points (5-14 FG, 3-9 3-PT, 7-8 FT) while handing out two assists and pulling down three boards

... Lillard passed Cli" Robinson for ! fth place on Portland’s all-time playo" scoring list ... Nikola Mirotic led the Pelicans with 30 points, eight rebounds, two

assists and one block.


Portland ..........20 25 25 32 --- ..... 102 .........................37-80 .462 9-31 .290 19-25 .760 11 33 44 19 19 10 24 3 102

New Orleans .36 28 27 28 --- ..... 119 18,551 .........................46-87 .529 11-27 .407 16-19 .842 6 32 38 27 23 16 13 4 119

First Round, Game #4 - New Orleans 131, Portland 123 — April 21, Smoothie King Center, New Orleans, Louisiana

The Pelicans completed a First Round series sweep of the Trail Blazers by means of a 131-123 victory in New Orleans ... The Pelicans outrebounded the Trail

Blazers, 44-33 ... New Orleans shot 32-of-39 from the free throw line while the Trail Blazers shot 13-of-16 from the charity stripe ... Portland outscored New

Orleans in the paint, 66-60, and in second chance points, 11-7 ... CJ McCollum led Portland with 38 points (15-22 FG, 2-3 3-PT, 6-7 FT) to go with two rebounds

and three assists ... Al-Farouq Aminu had 27 points (11-20 FG, 5-11 3-PT), six rebounds, one assist and two steals ... Damian Lillard had 19 points, ! ve rebounds

and six assists ... Jusuf Nurkic had 18 points and 11 rebounds ... Evan Turner tallied 15 points on 6-of-12 shooting (1-3 3-PT, 2-2 FT) ... Anthony Davis led the

Pelicans with 47 points (15-24 FG, 2-4 3-PT, 15-17 FT), 11 rebounds and three blocks ... Jrue Holiday scored 41 points on 15-of-23 shooting (2-7 3-PT, 9-12 FT).


Portland ........25 31 31 36 --- ..... 123 .........................50-95 .526 10-27 .370 13-16 .812 6 27 33 20 28 8 6 2 123

New Orleans .26 32 42 31 --- ..... 131 18,544 .........................45-79 .570 9-25 .360 32-39 .821 8 36 44 28 21 5 14 6 131

8 - Al-Farouq Aminu, FHt: 6-9 Wt: 220

Born: September 21, 1990, in Atlanta, Ga.

College: Wake Forest NBA Experience: Eight seasons

2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a season-high 24 points to go with seven rebounds at Chicago on Jan. 1 ... Posted a double-double of 16 points and 16 rebounds

at Indiana on Oct. 20 ... Had a double-double of 15 points and 13 rebounds at Miami on Dec. 13 ... Scored 19 points and hauled in 11 rebounds at

New Orleans on Jan. 12 ... Scored in double fi gures in three straight games from Jan. 16 to Jan. 20 ... Made fi ve three pointers in back-to-back games

for the fi rst time in his career against Washington on Dec. 5 and Houston on Dec. 9 ... Recorded a season-high four steals against the Spurs on Dec.

20 … OFF THE COURT: Descends from a line of Nigerian kings … Name Al-Farouq means “the chief has arrived” ... Older brother, Alade, was a 2010

D-League All-Star with Erie and Bakersfi eld and was signed to a 10-day contract by the Miami Heat on March 28, 2010 ... Participant in the 2012

Sprite Slam NBA Development Camp in Zambia (Africa) for the NBA Basketball Without Borders program.

33 - Zach Collins, CHt: 7-0 Wt: 235

Born: November 19, 1997, in North Las Vegas, Nev.

College: Gonzaga NBA Experience: One season

2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a career-high 15 points to go with four rebounds and four assists against the Clippers on March 30 ... Recorded 10 points, two rebounds

and two assists against the Nuggets on Dec. 22 ... Scored 11 points to go with six rebounds, three assists and two blocks at the Lakers on Dec. 23 ... Pulled down

a career-high 10 rebounds at Charlotte on Dec. 16 ... Blocked a career-best three shots against Houston on Dec. 9 ... Saw his fi rst NBA action at Indiana on Oct.

20, pulling down two rebounds in seven minutes ... Scored his fi rst career points against Denver on Nov. 13, fi nishing with three points and one rebound in three

minutes ... Recorded the fi rst start of his career at Miami on Dec. 13 ... OFF THE COURT: Son of Heather and Michael Collins … Played for the Trail Blazers during

the 2017 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, averaging 6.3 points, 5.7 rebounds, 0.7 assists, 2.00 blocks, 2.00 steals and 23.3 minutes in three games (three

starts) … Has one sister, Taylor … Father, Michael, played basketball for New Mexico State before sustaining a career-ending injury during his freshman season.

LAST FIVE GAMES

Date Opponent Min FGs 3PT FTs Reb Ast PF St TO Bl Pts

April 11 Utah 30 2-4 1-2 0-0 9 0 1 1 1 1 5

Game #1 New Orleans 30 3-7 1-5 0-0 7 2 1 0 3 1 6

Game #2 New Orleans 36 5-10 4-6 0-0 15 1 3 0 1 0 14

Game #3 at New Orleans 31 8-15 3-8 2-2 8 1 0 2 2 1 21


LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 18 1-3 0-1 0-0 4 1 2 1 1 1 2

Game #1 New Orleans 22 3-8 1-4 1-2 2 3 1 2 0 1 8

Game #2 New Orleans 22 5-11 2-7 0-0 5 0 3 0 2 0 12



PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS

Points: 30, 4/25/16 vs. LACRebounds: 15, 4/17/18 vs. NOP

Assists: 3, 4/25/16 vs. LAC (3)Blocks: 3, 4/25/16 vs. LAC (2)Steals: 5, 4/28/15 Dal. at Hou. FGM: 11, 4/21/18 at NOP

3FGM: 6, 4/25/16 vs. LAC


Points: 12, 4/17/18 vs. NOP

Rebounds: 5, 4/17/18 vs. NOP

Assists: 3, 4/14/18 vs. NOP

Blocks: 1, 4/14/18 vs. NOP

Steals: 2, 4/14/18 vs. NOP

FGM: 5, 4/17/18 vs. NOP

3FGM: 2, 4/17/18 vs. NOP

2 - Wade Baldwin IV, GHt: 6-4 Wt: 200

Born: March 29, 1996, in Belle Mead, New Jersey

College: Vanderbilt NBA Experience: Two seasons

2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a career-high 15 points (5-6 FG, 1-1 3-PT, 4-7 FT) to go with four rebounds and two assists at Memphis on March 28 ... Had

14 points (6-10 FG, 2-3 3-PT), three assists and two steals against Houston on April 5 ... Appeared in 17 games (16 starts) with the Texas Legends of the NBA G League, posting averages of 18.2 points, 4.5 rebounds, 4.9 assists, 2.18 steals and 33.8 minutes ... OFF THE COURT: Full name is Wade Manson Baldwin IV ... Son of Wade III and Monica Baldwin ... Recipient of the Southwood Family Men’s Basketball Scholarship at Vanderbilt ... As a high school senior, led St. Joseph’s (NJ) to a 30-2 overall record and the Non-Public A New Jersey State Championship while averaging 15.0 points, 4.1 reboundsa and 7.1 assists ... Compiled a 57-7 prep record during his junior and senior seasons.


Points: 3, 4/21/18 at NOP

Rebounds: 2, 4/21/18 at NOP (2)

Assists: 2, 4/19/18 at NOP

Blocks: 1, 4/19/18 at NOP

Steals: 1, 4/19/18 at NOP

FGM: 1, 4/21/18 at NOP

3FGM: 1, 4/21/18 at NOP

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 13 2-3 0-0 1-1 2 0 3 0 0 1 5

Game #1 New Orleans 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Game #2 New Orleans 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0



LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 17 2-4 0-0 0-0 8 0 2 0 2 1 4

Game #1 New Orleans 20 3-6 0-0 0-2 13 0 3 0 1 1 6

Game #2 New Orleans 21 2-3 0-0 0-0 6 0 1 0 1 0 4



LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah Inactive - Left knee

Game #1 New Orleans Inactive - Left knee

Game #2 New Orleans 27 5-5 1-1 0-0 5 0 2 0 1 1 11


Game #4 at New Orleans Inactive - Leftknee


Points: 11, 5/1/16 at GSWRebounds: 13, 4/14/18 vs. NOP

Assists: 4, 4/25/16 at LACBlocks: 3, 5/11/16 at GSWSteals: 1, 5/7/16 at GSW (3)FGM: 5, 5/1/16 at GSW3FGM: 0


Points: 19, 4/27/16 at LACRebounds: 10, 4/27/16 at LACAssists: 4, 4/19/18 at NOP

Blocks: 4, 4/19/17 at GSWSteals: 2, 4/19/17 at GSW (5)FGM: 7, 4/27/16 at LAC3FGM: 4, 4/29/16 vs. LAC

17 - Ed Davis, FHt: 6-10 Wt: 225

Born: June 5, 1989, in Washington, D.C.

College: North Carolina NBA Experience: Eight seasons2017-18 NOTABLES: Recorded season highs of 15 points (6-7 FG, 3-3 FT), 13 rebounds and three blocks at Dallas on Jan. 26 ... Had a double-double

of 11 points and 10 rebounds against Minnesota on Jan. 24 ... Logged 11 points and 10 rebounds at Houston on on Jan. 10 ... Recorded his fi rst

double-double of the season with 12 points and 10 rebounds against New Orleans on Oct. 24 ... Hauled in at least 10 rebounds in four straight games

from Oct. 21 to Oct. 28 ... Recorded at least 10 rebounds in four straight games again from Jan. 20 to Jan. 26 ... Blocked a season-high three shots

at Chicago on Jan. 1 ... OFF THE COURT: Father, Terry, played 10 seasons in the NBA (1989-01) with the Miami Heat, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nug-

gets and Washington Wizards ... Led Benedictine High School in Richmond to a pair of Virginia State Championships ... Named 2008 Virginia Mr.

Basketball by the Roanoke News.

4 - Maurice Harkless, FHt: 6-9 Wt: 220

Born: May 11, 1993, in Queens, N.Y.

College: St. John’s NBA Experience: Six seasons

2017-18 NOTABLES: Netted 19 points on 7-of-12 shooting including a career high fi ve three-pointers (of fi ve) at Boston on Feb. 4 ... Scored a season-high

22 points to go with six rebounds, one assist and two blocks at the Lakers on Jan. 23 ... Scored 19 points (7-10 FG, 3-4 3-PT, 2-2 FT) to go with fi ve

rebounds and two blocks against San Antonio on Jan. 7 ... Matched his career high with six steals at Utah on Feb. 23 ... Scored 13 points at Milwaukee on

Oct. 21 ... Scored 13 points again on Oct. 26 against the Clippers ... Pulled down a season-high eight rebounds against Brooklyn on Nov. 10 ... Recorded

10 points and seven rebounds against Phoenix on Oct. 28 ... Had three blocks at Memphis on Nov. 20 ... OFF THE COURT: Son of Rosa Harkless, but was

also raised by his grandmother, Barbara Harkless … In 2012-13, helped serve Thanksgiving breakfast at the Coalition for the Homeless … Participated

in a fundraising event to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network in March of 2013 … Lists Will Smith and Adam Sandler as his favorite actors.

5 - Pat Connaughton, G/FHt: 6-5 Wt: 210

Born: January 6, 1993, in Arlington, Mass.

College: Notre Dame NBA Experience: Three seasons

2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a career-high 24 points (9-14 FG, 4-7 3-PT, 2-2 FT) to go with two rebounds and two assists at Phoenix on Oct. 18 ... Put up 18

points and three assists at Minnesota on Jan. 14 ... Recorded 17 points (7-9 FG, 3-4 3-PT), two rebounds and two assists at New York on Nov. 27 ... Reg-

istered a career-high three steals at Denver on Jan. 22 ... Had 16 points (5-9 FG, 2-4 3-PT), two rebounds and one assist at Chicago on Jan. 1 ... Notched

12 points, three rebounds and two assists against Minnesota on Jan. 24 ... Blocked two shots at the Lakers on Dec. 23, tying his career high ... OFF THE COURT:

Son of Leonard and Susan Connaughton …Pitched on Notre Dame’s baseball team and was selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the fourth round (121st

overall) of the 2014 MLB draft … Pitched in six games (four starts) for the Frederick Keys of the Carolina League (Short A) and posted a 2.45 Earned Run

Average in 14.2 innings pitched … Threw out the ceremonial fi rst pitch at a Hillsboro Hops playoff game on Sept. 10, 2015.

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 16 2-3 1-2 0-0 1 1 3 0 0 0 5

Game #1 New Orleans 18 3-7 1-4 0-0 2 1 1 1 0 0 7

Game #2 New Orleans 19 3-5 1-3 2-2 1 4 4 0 0 1 9




Points: 9, 4/17/18 vs. NOP

Rebounds: 6, 4/19/17 at GSWAssists: 4, 4/17/18 vs. NOP

Blocks: 0Steals: 1, 4/14/18 vs. NOP

FGM: 3, 4/17/18 vs. NOP (2)

3FGM: 1, 4/17/18 vs. NOP (4)

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 37 13-25 4-10 6-6 1 10 0 1 0 0 36

Game #1 New Orleans 42 6-23 4-9 2-2 7 7 2 2 0 0 18

Game #2 New Orleans 40 7-18 1-7 2-2 3 4 2 1 7 0 17



2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a season-high 17 points (7-9 FG, 2-2 3-PT, 1-1 FT) to go with two rebounds and three assists against New Orleans on Dec. 2

... Had 12 points (5-6 FG, 1-1 3-PT, 1-1 FT), four rebounds and two assists against Houston on Dec. 9 ... Scored 11 points (4-8 FG, 3-5 3-PT) to go

with a season-high seven rebounds against Sacramento on Nov. 18 ... Had nine points (3-5 FG, 2-2 3-PT, 1-1 FT), four rebounds, one assist and one

steal at San Antonio on April 7... OFF THE COURT: Mother is Tracie Leonard ... Father is the late Jim Leonard ... Has two older brothers, Chris and Bailey

... Brother, Bailey, is a U.S. Marine who served in Afghanistan ... Teams with Genentech and the Children’s Cancer Association to host events that help

“Block Out Cancer” ... Biggest thrill in sports was “winning state my senior year”.

11 - Meyers Leonard, F/CHt: 7-1 Wt: 255

Born: February 27, 1992, in Robinson, Ill.

College: Illinois NBA Experience: Six seasons

0 - Damian Lillard, GHt: 6-3 Wt: 195

Born: July 15, 1990, in Oakland, Calif.

College: Weber State NBA Experience: Six seasons

2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a season-high 50 points (16-26 FG, 8-13 3-PT, 10-10 FT) in 29 minutes at Sacramento on Feb. 9, becoming the third player in league history to score at least 50 points in less than 30 minutes ... Had 44 points (14-25 FG, 4-11 3-PT, 12-12 FT) against Golden State on Feb. 14 ... Scored 39 points (12-28 FG, 5-13

3-PT, 10-11 FT) at Golden State on Dec. 11 ... Had a double-double of 26 points and a season-high 11 rebounds against Orlando on Nov. 15 ... Scored 30-

plus points in four straight games from Oct. 30 to Nov. 5 ... Tied his own franchise record with nine three-pointers (of 16) against Houston on Dec. 9 ... On

Jan. 14, became the second player in NBA history to make at least 100 three-pointers in each of his fi rst six seasons ... OFF THE COURT: Parents are Houston and Gina ... Partners with the Trail Blazers, Les Schwab and Adidas in a regional anti-bullying campaign that encourages everyone to stand up for the rights of others and formally pledge to show respect for all people … Named the 2016-17 recipient of the Professional Basketball Writers Association’s Magic Johnson Award honoring his excellence on the basketball court and cooperation and dignity in dealing with the media and public.


Points: 13, 4/27/15 vs. Mem.Rebounds: 13, 4/27/15 vs Mem.Assists: 2, 4/27/15 vs. Mem. (2)Blocks: 2, 4/19/15 at Mem.Steals: 1, 4/27/15, vs. Mem. (2)FGM: 5, 4/27/15, vs. Mem. 3FGM: 3, 4/29/15 at Mem (2)


Points: 40, 5/7/16 vs. GSWRebounds: 9, 4/20/14 at Hou.Assists: 11, 4/23/14 at Hou.Blocks: 1, 4/22/17 vs. GSW (9)Steals: 4, 5/1/16 at GSW (2)FGM: 14, 5/7/16 vs. GSW3FGM: 8, 5//7/16 vs. GSW

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah DNP - Coach’s decision

Game #1 New Orleans 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Game #2 New Orleans DNP - Coach’s decision


Game #4 at New Orleans DNP - Coach’s decision

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Game #2 New Orleans DND - Inactive






Assists: 1, 4/19/18 at NOP (2)

Blocks: 0Steals: 2, 4/19/18 at NOP (2)

FGM: 3, 4/19/18 at NOP

3FGM: 1, 4/24/17 vs. GSW (2)

2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a season-high eight points (3-9 FG, 2-2 FT) to go with three rebounds at Golden State on Dec. 11 ... Made his fi rst start of the

season against Denver on Dec. 22, fi nishing with one rebound and two assists ... Matched his career high with two steals at Phoenix on Oct. 18 ... Tied

his career high with two blocks at Brooklyn on Nov. 24 ... Had four points, two rebounds and one assist at Houston on April 5 ... Recorded four points

and one rebound at Philadelphia on Nov. 22 ... OFF THE COURT: Son of Tim and Claire Layman ... Both parents played collegiate sports at the University

of Maine ... Played for the Trail Blazers during the 2016 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, averaging 8.0 points 4.2 rebounds, 0.2 assists, 1.40

steals and 30.4 minutes in fi ve games (three starts).

10 - Jake Layman, FHt: 6-9 Wt: 215

Born: March 7, 1994, in Norwood, Mass.

College: Maryland NBA Experience: Two seasons

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 14 3-7 1-3 2-2 3 0 1 0 0 0 9

Game #1 New Orleans 14 3-7 0-3 0-0 1 1 1 1 3 0 6




6 - Shabazz Napier, GHt: 6-1 Wt: 175

Born: July 14, 1991, in Roxbury, Mass.

College: Connecticut NBA Experience: Four seasons

2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a season-high 23 points (7-14 FG, 2-6 3-PT, 7-9 FT) against Philadelphia on Dec. 28 ... Had 20 points (6-7 FG, 4-5 3-PT, 4-4 FT) against Sacramento on Feb. 27, making him the fourth bench player in team history to have at least 20 points on seven shots or fewer ... Scored in double ! gures in seven consecutive games from Dec. 18 to Jan. 1, the longest streak of his career ... Had 21 points, six assists and a career-high eight rebounds at Atlanta on Dec. 30 ... Had 19 points and tied his career high with ! ve three-pointers against Orlando on Nov. 15 ... Recorded 15 points and a season-high seven assists against San Antonio on Jan. 7 ... OFF THE COURT: Full name is Shabazz Bozie Napier ... Son of Carmen Velasquez ... Has one brother and

one sister ... Graduated from Connecticut with a degree in sociology ... Enjoy fi shing, bowling and spending time with his family ... Favorite NFL

team is the New England Patriots ... Threw out the ceremonial fi rst pitch at Fenway Park before a Yankees/Red Sox game on April 22, 2014.

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 30 6-16 0-0 1-5 9 3 3 1 3 4 13

Game #1 New Orleans 25 3-7 0-0 5-5 11 0 3 0 0 2 11

Game #2 New Orleans 15 5-12 0-0 3-4 3 0 1 1 1 1 13



27 - Jusuf Nurkic, CHt: 7-0 Wt: 275

Born: August 23, 1994, in Bosnia

College: None NBA Experience: Four seasons

2017-18 NOTABLES: Recorded a season-high 29 points to go with 15 rebounds, three assists and four blocks at Brooklyn on Nov. 24 ... Scored 28

points (12-20 FG, 4-4 FT) against the Lakers on Nov. 2 ... Scored 14 points and tied his career-high with 20 rebounds at the Clippers on Jan. 30

... Had 19 points (8-14 FG, 3-3 FT), 17 rebounds and two blocks against Indiana on Jan. 18 ... Recorded 21 points and 12 rebounds while making

a career-high 11 free throws (of 16) against Philadelphia on Dec. 28 ... Scored in double fi gures in seven straight games from Nov. 18 to Nov. 30

... Had consecutive double-doubles for the fi rst time in his career aga at Philadelphia on Nov. 22 and at Brooklyn on Nov. 24 … OFF THE COURT: Did

not play basketball until he was 14 ... Recruited to play the game after his future basketball agent read an article about his tall father, a policeman

in Tuzla ... He tracked him down and asked if he had a son.




Assists: 4, 4/22/17 vs. GSWBlocks: 2, 4/21/18 at NOP

Steals: 3, 4/21/18 at NOP

FGM: 9, 4/21/18 at NOP

3FGM: 0


Points: 14, 4/24/17 vs. GSWRebounds: 2, 4/24/17 vs. GSW (2)Assists: 2, 4/19/18 at NOP (2)

Blocks: 0Steals: 2, 4/19/18 at NOP

FGM: 4, 4/24/17 vs. GSW3FGM: 3, 4/24/17 vs. GSW

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 35 8-18 2-4 1-2 4 3 3 1 1 0 19

Game #1 New Orleans 38 7-18 4-10 1-1 2 2 1 3 1 0 19

Game #2 New Orleans 39 9-21 3-8 1-2 3 6 2 1 2 1 22



3 - CJ McCollum, GHt: 6-3 Wt: 190

Born: September 19, 1991, in Canton, Ohio

College: Lehigh NBA Experience: Five seasons

2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored 50 points (18-25 FG, 6-9 3-PT, 8-8 FT) in 29 minutes against the Bulls on Jan. 31, becoming the second player in NBA his-

tory to score 50 or more points in less than 30 minutes ... Scored 36 points (14-26 FG, 4-10 3-PT, 4-5 FT) against Memphis on Nov. 7 ... Recorded

a double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds at Utah on Nov. 1 ... Scored 32 points (11-30 FG, 5-11 3-PT, 5-6 FT) to go with six rebounds and a

season-high eight assists at Chicago on Jan. 1 ... Made at least four three-pointers in three straight games from Nov. 2 to Nov. 7 ... Had 34 points (9-20 FG, 2-5 3-PT, 14-14 FT), seven rebounds and four assists against Philadelphia on Dec. 28 ... Made a career-high 14 free throws against Philadelphia on Dec. 28 ... Scored 20-plus points in six straight games from Dec. 9 to Dec. 18 ... OFF THE COURT: Son of Kathy Andrews and Errick McCollum … His older brother, Errick, has

played seven seasons of professional basketball overseas … Majored in journalism at Lehigh and hopes to become a sports analyst and broadcaster

… Is a contributing editor for The Players’ Tribune.PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS

Points: 41, 4/16/17 at GSWRebounds: 8, 4/16/17 at GSW (2)Assists: 6, 4/17/18 vs. NOP

Blocks: 2, 4/27/16 at LACSteals: 3, 4/14/18 vs. NOP (2)

FGM: 16, 4/16/17 at GSW3FGM: 7, 4/29/15 at Mem.

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0





50 - Caleb Swanigan, FHt: 6-9 Wt: 250

Born: April 18, 1997, in Indianapolis, Ind.

College: Purdue NBA Experience: One season

2017-18 NOTABLES: Made his NBA debut against at Phoenix on Oct. 18, fi nishing with eight points to go with four rebounds and three assists in 18

minutes ... Got his fi rst NBA start on Nov. 13 against Denver, fi nishing with six points, fi ve rebounds and two blocks ... Scored a career-high 10

points to go with four rebounds at Houston on April 5 ... Pulled down a career-high eight rebounds to go with fi ve points and three assists against

New Orleans on Oct. 24 ... Had fi ve points, four rebounds and two steals against the Lakers on Nov. 2 … OFF THE COURT: Studied general education

and educational studies at Purdue … Named to the All-NBA Summer League First Team at the 2017 Las Vegas Summer League … Father is

former Purdue athlete Roosevelt Barnes … Was Indiana’s Mr. Basketball in 2015 … Graduated from high school in three years.



Rebounds: 2, 4/19/18 at NOP

Assists: 1, 4/19/18 at NOP

Blocks: 0

Steals: 0

FGM: 0

3FGM: 0

19 - Georgios Papagiannis, CHt: 7-2 Wt: 275

Born: July 3, 1997, in Greece

Prior to NBA: Panathinaikos (Greece) NBA Experience: Two seasons


Points: 0Rebounds: 0Assists: 0Blocks: 0Steals: 0

FGM: 03FGM: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah DND - Inactive



Game #3 at New Orleans DND - Inactive

Game #4 at New Orleans DND - Inactive

2017-18 NOTABLES: Had six points (3-7 FG) and six rebounds with Sacramento at Charlotte on Jan. 22 ... Had six points (3-3 FG), three rebounds and one

assist with Sacramento at New Orleans on Dec. 8 ... Had four points and four rebounds with Sacramento at Toronto on Dec. 17 ... OFF THE COURT: Son of Kanellos Papagiannis and Maria Pantela ... Has a brother named Minas Rafail Papagiannis ... Born on July 3, 1997 in Amarousio, Greece.

1 - Evan Turner, G/FHt: 6-7 Wt: 220

Born: October 27, 1988, in Chicago, Ill.

College: Ohio State NBA Experience: Eight seasons


Points: 19, 4/23/15 Bos. vs. Cle. (2)Rebounds: 12, 4/21/15 Bos. at Cle. Assists: 8, 4/23/15 Bos. at Cle.Blocks: 2, 4/22/17 vs. GSW (2)Steals: 5, 4/22/16 Bos. vs. Atl.FGM: 8, 4/23/15 Bos. vs. Cle. (2)3FGM: 3, 4/18/11 Phi. at Mia.

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah 28 2-6 0-2 0-0 4 1 4 4 2 1 4

Game #1 New Orleans 30 6-15 1-4 0-0 7 0 2 1 4 1 13

Game #2 New Orleans 20 0-6 0-0 0-0 4 5 2 2 0 0 0

Game #3 at New Orleans DND - Toe contusion


2017-18 NOTABLES: Scored a season-high 22 points (10-14 FG, 1-2 3-PT, 1-1 FT) to go with four rebounds and six assists at Chicago on Jan. 1 ... Recorded

15 points, eight rebounds and three assists at Cleveland on Jan. 2 ... Scored in double fi gures in four straight games to start the season ... Had 11

points and a season-high seven assists at Milwaukee on Oct. 21 ... Scored 18 points (7-11 FG, 2-4 3-PT) at Houston on Jan. 10 ... Logged 18 points

(8-12 FG, 1-2 3-PT, 1-1 FT) and four assists at San Antonio on April 7 ... Had 17 points (7-13 FG, 2-4 3-PT, 1-1 FT), three rebounds and one assist

against Dallas on Jan. 20 ... Scored 17 points (7-9 FG, 2-4 3-PT) against the Grizzlies on April 1 ... OFF THE COURT: Son of James and Iris Turner ...

Hobbies include reading, listening to music and playing golf ... Represented the United States at the 2009 World University Games ... Attended

the same high school, St. Joseph, as Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas.

2016-17 NOTABLES: Posted averages of 1.0 points, 0.5 rebounds, 0.5 assists and 4.9 minutes in 22 games with the Orlando Magic … Scored a season high � ve points at Chicago on Nov. 7 … Tied his career-high with two assists at Charlotte on Dec. 9 … Played four games (one start) for the Erie BayHawks of the NBA G League, averaging 12.5 points (51.3% FG, 42.9% 3-PT, 50.0% FT), 4.3 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 25.8 minutes. OFF THE COURT: Full name is Brian Craig Wilcox…Father, Craig, played collegiately at Brigham Young from 1993-95…As a junior in high school, led the state of Utah in scoring, averaging 23.7 points …. Ranked the No. 2 prospect in Utah as a senior … Named First Team All-State by both the Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret News ... While with the Clippers, participated in Feed the Children, helping to distribute food and personal care boxes to 1,600 families in Los Angeles.

23 - CJ Wilcox, GHt: 6-5 Wt: 195

Born: December 30, 1990, in Pleasant Grove, Utah

College: Washington NBA Experience: Four seasons


Points: 0Rebounds: 1, 4/27/16 LAC. vs. Por. Assists: 1, 4/29/16 LAC at Por. Blocks: 0Steals: 0FGM: 03FGM: 0

LAST FIVE GAMES


April 11 Utah NWT - Two way contract

Game #1 New Orleans NWT - Two way contract

Game #2 New Orleans NWT - Two way contract

Game #3 at New Orleans NWT - Two way contract

Game #4 at New Orleans NWT - Two way contract

Games Played 1. Drexler .......................... 94 2. Kersey ........................... 91 3. Porter ............................ 84 4. C. Robinson .................. 78 5. B. Williams .................... 74 6. Duckworth ..................... 67 7. Sabonis ......................... 51 8. Wallace ......................... 50 9. Bryant ........................... 49 10. Stoudamire ................... 46

Minutes Played 1. Drexler ........................... 3,626 2. Porter ............................. 3,020 3. Kersey ............................ 2,794 4. B. Williams ..................... 2,586 5. C. Robinson .................. 2,008 6. Duckworth ...................... 1,956 7. Wallace .......................... 1,891 8. Sabonis .......................... 1,467 9. Stoudamire .................... 1,460 10. Lillard ............................ 1,417

Points 1. Drexler .......................... 2,015 2. Porter ............................. 1,527 3. Kersey ............................ 1,392 4. Wallace .......................... 864 5. Lillard ............................ 836 6. C. Robinson .................. 806 7. Duckworth ..................... 785 8. B. Williams ..................... 774 9. Aldridge .......................... 753 10. Sabonis .......................... 617

Assists 1. Drexler ........................... 640 2. Porter ............................. 527 3. Stoudamire .................... 229 4. Kersey ........................... 205 5. Lillard ............................ 196 6. Valentine ........................ 161 7. Strickland ....................... 157 8. C. Robinson ................... 128 9. Hollins ............................ 123 10. Lucas ............................. 117

FGs Made 1. Drexler ........................... 746 2. Kersey ............................ 535 3. Porter ............................. 513 4. Wallace .......................... 332 5. Duckworth ...................... 323 6. C. Robinson ................... 307 7. Aldridge .......................... 294 8. B. Williams ..................... 280 9. Lillard ............................ 275 10. Lucas ............................. 228

FGs Attempted 1. Drexler ........................... 1,659 2. Kersey ............................ 1,120 3. Porter ............................. 1,060 4. C. Robinson .................. 749 5. Duckworth ...................... 723 6. Wallace .......................... 691 7. Lillard ............................ 688 8. Aldridge .......................... 674 9. B. Williams ..................... 548 10. Sabonis .......................... 491

3-Pt. FGs Made 1. Porter ............................. 113 2. Lillard ............................ 92 3. Drexler ........................... 59 4. McCollum ...................... 53 5. Batum ............................ 52 7. Aminu ............................ 48 7. Stoudamire .................... 48 8. Wallace .......................... 40 9. S. Smith.......................... 33 10. Pippen ............................ 33 3-Pt. FGs Attempted 1. Porter ............................. 290 2. Lillard ............................ 270 3. Drexler ........................... 228 4. Batum ............................ 150 5. McCollum ...................... 134 6. Stoudamire .................... 122 7. Aminu............................ 117 8. Pippen ............................ 107 9. Wallace .......................... 9510. Matthews........................ 89

FTs Made 1. Drexler ........................... 464 2. Porter ............................. 388 3. Kersey ........................... 321 4. Williams ......................... 213 5. Lillard ............................ 194 6. C. Robinson .................. 175 7. Wallace .......................... 160 8. Sabonis .......................... 158 8. Aldridge .......................... 158 9. Duckworth ...................... 139

FTs Attempted 1. Drexler ........................... 586 2. Porter ............................. 466 3. Kersey ............................ 446 4. B. Williams ..................... 306 5. C. Robinson ................... 297 6. Wallace .......................... 227 7. Lillard ............................ 218 8. Duckworth ...................... 198 9. Aldridge .......................... 199 10. Sabonis .......................... 197

Total Rebounds 1. Drexler ........................... 670 2. Williams ......................... 623 3. Kersey ............................ 595 4. Duckworth ...................... 393 5. Sabonis .......................... 354 6. C. Robinson ................... 344 7. Lucas ............................. 320 8. Walton ............................ 310 9. Wallace .......................... 306 10. Aldridge .......................... 299

Offensive Rebounds 1. Drexler ........................... 265 2. Kersey ........................... 240 3. Williams ......................... 228 4. Duckworth ...................... 143 5. C. Robinson ................... 125 6. B. Grant .......................... 89 7. Wallace .......................... 88 8. Aldridge .......................... 86 9. M. Thompson ................. 75 10. Lucas ............................. 73

Defensive RBs 1. Drexler ..................... 405 2. Williams ................... 395 3. Kersey ..................... 355 4. Sabonis .................... 306 5. Duckworth ................ 250 6. Walton ...................... 249 7. Lucas ....................... 247 8. Porter ....................... 230 9. C. Robinson ............. 219 10. Wallace .................... 218

Steals 1. Drexler ..................... 190 2. Kersey ...................... 141 3. Porter ....................... 106 4. C. Robinson ............... 68 5. Williams ..................... 60 6. Hollins ........................ 57 7. Sabonis ...................... 48 8. Wallace ...................... 46 9. Pippen ........................ 44 10. Lillard ........................ 37

Blocked Shots 1. C. Robinson .............. 84 2. Drexler ....................... 79 3. Walton ........................ 67 4. Kersey ........................ 62 5. Aldridge ...................... 61 6. Sabonis ...................... 48 7. Wallace ...................... 45 8. Cooper ....................... 41 9. M. Thompson ............. 40 10. B. Williams ................ 38

Personal Fouls 1. Kersey ..................... 337 2. Drexler ..................... 329 3. C. Robinson ............. 277 4. Williams ................... 257 5. Duckworth ................ 246 6. Porter ....................... 196 7. Wallace .................... 182 8. Sabonis .................... 175 9. Lucas ....................... 131 10. Grant ........................ 121

Current Trail Blazers in bold

TRAIL BLAZERS CAREER PLAYOFF LEADERS

Game Date Opponent 1 2 3 4 OT 2OT Half 3 Qtrs Final W/L Att. 1. Oct. 18 at Phoenix 29-21 31-14 38-20 26-21 --- --- 60-35 98-55 124-76 W 18,055 2. Oct. 20 at Indiana 31-25 31-27 29-21 23-23 --- --- 62-52 91-73 114-96 W 15,325 3. Oct. 21 at Milwaukee 26-24 29-36 25-24 30-29 --- --- 55-60 80-84 110-113 L 16,211 4. Oct. 24 New Orleans 29-19 18-29 24-25 32-20 --- --- 47-48 71-73 103-93 W 19,446 5. Oct. 26 LA Clippers 24-30 29-32 26-18 24-24 --- --- 53-62 79-80 103-104 L 18.694 6. Oct. 28 Phoenix 29-24 32-33 31-32 22-18 --- --- 61-57 92-89 114-107 W 19,343 7. Oct. 30 Toronto 29-29 6-25 26-27 24-18 --- --- 35-54 61-81 85-99 L 18,505 8. Nov. 1 at Utah 20-22 19-17 30-25 25-30 18-9 --- 39-39 69-64 103-112 L 16,685 9. Nov. 2 L.A. Lakers 41-25 25-37 21-23 26-25 --- --- 66-62 87-85 113-110 W 19,469 10. Nov. 5 Oklahoma City 28-20 22-26 28-21 25-32 --- --- 50-46 78-67 103-99 W 19,393 11. Nov. 7 Memphis 21-23 29-24 21-27 26-24 --- --- 50-47 71-74 98-97 L 18,692 12. Nov. 10 Brooklyn 28-21 24-25 18-31 27-24 --- --- 52-46 70-77 97-101 L 19,393 13. Nov. 13 Denver 25-21 29-28 30-17 15-16 --- --- 54-49 84-66 99-82 W 18,895 14. Nov. 15 Orlando 24-33 27-14 24-24 24-23 --- --- 51-47 75-71 99-94 W 19,206 15. Nov. 17 at Sacramento 20-19 21-23 19-18 22-26 --- --- 41-42 60-60 82-86 L 17,583 16. Nov. 18 Sacramento 21-20 32-21 27-22 22-27 --- --- 53-41 80-63 102-90 W 19,522 17. Nov. 20 at Memphis 23-24 32-22 17-25 28-21 --- --- 55-46 72-71 100-92 W 15,785 18. Nov. 22 at Philadelphia 14-26 23-24 20-20 24-31 --- --- 37-50 57-70 81-101 L 20,605 19. Nov. 24 at Brooklyn 23-32 28-21 41-39 35-33 --- --- 51-53 92-92 127-125 W 15,246 20. Nov. 25 at Washington 27-30 14-22 32-31 35-22 --- --- 41-52 73-83 108-105 W 18,092 21. Nov. 27 at New York 30-23 23-14 37-27 13-27 --- --- 53-37 90-64 103-91 W 18,409 22. Nov. 30 Milwaukee 21-33 24-27 21-27 25-16 --- --- 45-60 66-87 91-103 L 19,459 23. Dec. 2 New Orleans 33-26 24-34 25-38 34-25 --- --- 57-60 82-98 116-123 L 18,730 24. Dec. 5 Washington 22-24 15-27 29-28 26-27 --- --- 37-51 66-79 92-106 L 19,241 25. Dec. 9 Houston 37-31 25-31 36-22 19-40 --- --- 62-62 98-84 117-124 L 19,503 26. Dec. 11 at Golden State 28-27 19-33 28-33 29-18 --- --- 47-60 75-93 104-111 L 19,596 27. Dec. 13 at Miami 21-33 29-27 20-19 32-16 --- --- 50-60 70-79 102-95 W 19,600 28. Dec. 15 at Orlando 24-20 26-23 25-23 20-22 --- --- 50-43 75-66 95-88 W 16,963 29. Dec. 16 at Charlotte 24-20 25-17 25-30 19-24 --- --- 49-37 74-67 93-91 W 16,687 30. Dec. 18 at Minnesota 24-24 30-27 31-25 22-32 --- --- 54-51 85-76 107-108 L 14,187 31. Dec. 20 San Antonio 22-25 24-29 26-20 19-19 --- --- 46-54 72-74 91-93 L 19,393 32. Dec. 22 Denver 22-28 19-24 25-28 19-22 --- --- 41-52 66-80 85-102 L 19,473 33. Dec. 23 at L.A. Lakers 17-24 27-25 26-21 25-22 --- --- 44-49 70-70 95-92 W 18,997 34. Dec. 28 Philadelphia 27-30 25-21 20-34 42-25 --- --- 52-51 72-85 114-110 W 20,104 35. Dec. 30 at Atlanta 23-24 29-22 17-26 20-32 --- --- 52-46 69-72 89-104 L 15,877 36. Jan. 1 at Chicago 31-23 21-30 31-34 29-25 12-8 --- 52-53 83-87 124-120 W 20,860 37. Jan. 2 at Cleveland 28-28 28-25 31-38 23-36 --- --- 56-53 87-91 110-127 L TBD 38. Jan. 5 Atlanta 30-22 22-24 30-22 28-21 --- --- 52-46 82-68 110-89 W 19,393 39. Jan. 7 San Antonio 27-27 21-26 32-27 31-20 --- --- 48-53 80-80 111-110 W 19,393 40. Jan. 9 at Oklahoma City 24-26 30-24 34-26 29-30 --- --- 54-50 88-76 117-106 W 18,203 41. Jan. 10 at Houston 19-25 26-30 32-31 35-35 --- --- 45-55 77-86 112-121 L 18,055 42. Jan. 12 at New Orleans 25-31 36-30 25-27 27-31 --- --- 61-61 86-88 113-119 L 17,003 43. Jan. 14 at Minnesota 33-31 10-26 31-34 29-29 --- --- 43-57 74-91 103-120 L 14,739 44. Jan. 16 Phoenix 36-31 30-20 26-21 26-39 --- --- 66-51 92-72 118-111 W 18,604 45. Jan. 18 Indiana 29-28 23-19 22-27 26-12 --- --- 52-47 74-74 100-86 W 19,071 46. Jan. 20 Dallas 33-20 29-25 29-34 26-29 --- --- 62-45 91-79 117-108 W 19,464 47. Jan. 22 at Denver 19-20 30-25 29-31 23-28 --- --- 49-45 78-76 101-104 L 14,474 48. Jan. 24 Minnesota 25-29 29-25 43-30 26-30 --- --- 54-54 97-84 123-114 W 18,920 49. Jan. 26 at Dallas 17-25 35-19 23-24 32-25 --- --- 52-44 75-68 107-93 W 19,876 50. Jan. 30 at L.A. Clippers 30-27 26-24 30-16 18-29 --- --- 56-51 86-67 104-96 W 16,705 51. Jan. 31 Chicago 43-19 24-25 35-31 22-33 --- --- 67-44 102-75 124-108 W 19,422 52. Feb. 2 at Toronto 18-37 34-37 28-27 25-29 --- --- 52-74 80-101 105-130 L 19,800 53. Feb. 4 at Boston 26-19 28-19 19-31 23-28 --- --- 54-38 73-69 96-97 L 18,624 54. Feb. 5 at Detroit 20-22 23-27 24-30 24-32 --- --- 43-49 67-79 111-91 L 13,810 55. Feb. 8 Charlotte 29-18 20-27 30-20 18-32 12-6 --- 49-45 79-65 109-103 W 19,178 56. Feb. 9 at Sacramento 33-31 29-21 30-22 26-26 --- --- 62-52 92-74 118-100 W 17,583 57. Feb. 11 Utah 26-19 18-24 19-38 33-34 --- --- 44-43 63-81 96-115 L 19,730 58. Feb. 14 Golden State 40-27 23-24 29-36 31-30 --- --- 63-51 92-87 123-117 W 19,520 59. Feb. 23 at Utah 31-30 22-17 27-17 20-17 --- --- 53-47 80-64 100-81 W 18,306 60. Feb. 24 at Phoenix 28-24 27-26 16-31 35-23 --- --- 55-50 71-81 106-104 W 17,112 61. Feb. 27 Sacramento 36-26 30-27 22-27 28-19 --- --- 66-53 88-80 116-99 W 19,468 62. Mar. 1 Minnesota 19-24 25-25 31-29 33-21 --- --- 44-49 75-78 108-99 W 19,533 63. Mar. 3 Oklahoma City 25-28 28-22 30-25 25-25 --- --- 53-50 83-75 108-100 W 20,063 64. Mar. 5 at L.A. Lakers 27-24 31-31 15-25 35-23 --- --- 58-55 73-80 108-103 W 18,997 65. Mar. 6 New York 35-28 22-24 30-19 24-16 --- --- 57-52 87-71 111-87 W 19,393 66. Mar. 9 Golden State 33-27 28-25 26-31 38-25 --- --- 61-52 87-83 125-108 W 19,487 67. Mar. 12 Miami 34-25 25-22 29-25 27-27 --- --- 59-47 88-72 115-99 W 19,786 68. Mar. 15 Cleveland 29-29 30-25 29-23 25-28 --- --- 59-54 88-77 113-105 W 19,806 69. Mar. 17 Detroit 31-20 29-25 20-18 20-24 --- --- 60-45 80-63 100-87 W 19,727 70. Mar. 18 at LA Clippers 24-18 34-34 33-29 31-28 --- --- 58-52 91-81 122-109 W 17,776 71. Mar. 20 Houston 31-27 24-28 32-31 24-29 --- --- 55-55 87-86 111-115 L 20,012 72. Mar. 23 Boston 26-23 26-24 25-20 23-38 --- --- 52-47 77-67 100-105 L 19,575 73. Mar. 25 at Oklahoma City 34-17 23-35 25-28 26-25 --- --- 57-52 82-80 108-105 W 18,203 74. Mar. 27 at New Orleans 20-24 26-25 25-26 36-28 --- --- 46-49 71-75 107-103 W 15,426 75. Mar. 28 at Memphis 28-20 30-33 23-23 22-32 --- --- 58-53 81-76 103-108 L 16,050 76. Mar. 30 LA Clippers 26-23 38-26 23-17 18-30 --- --- 64-49 87-66 105-96 W 20,013 77. Apr. 1 Memphis 32-24 23-27 42-24 15-23 --- --- 55-51 98-75 113-98 W 19,545 78. Apr. 3 at Dallas 22-22 27-28 29-32 31-33 --- --- 49-50 78-82 109-115 L 19,624 79. Apr. 5 at Houston 17-36 27-30 27-18 23-12 --- --- 44-66 71-84 94-96 L 18,055 80. Apr. 7 at San Antonio 33-32 23-22 21-27 28-35 --- --- 56-54 77-81 105-116 L 18,610 81. Apr. 9 at Denver 23-28 26-14 20-24 13-22 --- --- 49-42 69-66 82-88 L 17,467 82. Apr. 11 Utah 28-21 27-20 25-18 22-34 --- --- 55-41 80-59 102-93 W 20,186

Game #1 Apr. 14 New Orleans 18-21 18-24 27-30 32-22 --- --- 36-45 63-75 95-97 L 19,882Game #2 Apr. 17 New Orleans 23-25 36-29 19-33 24-24 --- --- 59-54 78-87 111-102 L 20,066Game #3 Apr. 19 at New Orleans 20-36 25-28 25-27 32-28 --- --- 45-64 70-91 102-119 L 18,551Game $4 Apr. 21 at New Orleans 25-26 31-32 31-42 36-31 --- --- 56-58 87-100 123-131 L 18,544

RESULTS BY QUARTER

TRAIL BLAZERS HIGHS

Field Goals 48 (2) last at vs. San Antonio (made 92), Jan. 7Field Goal Att. 105 (2) last at New Orleans (made 45), March 27 108 (ot) at Chicago (made 47), Jan. 1Field Goal Pct. .561 vs. Chicago (46-of-82), Jan. 31 3-Point FGs 20 vs. New York (of 33), March 63-Point FG Att. 42 at New Orleans (made 12), Jan. 123-Point FG Pct. .606 vs. New York (20-of-33), March 6 Free Throws 36 vs. Philadelphia (of 47), Dec. 28Free Throw Att. 47 vs. Philadelphia (made 36), Dec. 28Free Throw Pct. 1.000 (3) last vs. Indiana (16-of-16), Jan. 18 O� . Rebounds 18 (3) last at Denver, April 9Def. Rebounds 45 (2) last at Memphis, Nov. 20 48 vs. Charlotte, Feb. 8 (ot)Total Rebounds 63 vs. New Orleans, Oct. 25 Assists 30 (2) last vs. LA Clippers, Mar. 31Personal Fouls 29 at Cleveland, Jan. 2Disquali� cations 1 (8) last at LA Clippers, March 18Steals 13 (2) last at New Orleans, Jan. 12Turnovers 23 vs. Oklahoma City, Nov. 5Blocked Shots 13 at Brooklyn, Nov. 24 Points in the paint 64 vs. San Antonio, Jan. 7Second chance points 27 (2) last at New Orleans, March 27Fast break points 21 at L.A. Lakers, March 5

Points 127 at Brooklyn, Nov. 24Biggest Margin 48 at Phoenix, Oct. 18

TRAIL BLAZERS LOWS

Field Goals 30 (2) last at Philadelphia (of 89), Nov. 22Field Goal Att. 70 vs. Sacramento (made 38), Nov. 18Field Goal Pct. .337 at Philadelphia (30-of-89), Nov. 22 3-Point FGs 6 (7) last at Phoenix (of 30), Feb. 243-Point FG Att. 15 (2) last at Brooklyn (made 6), Nov. 243-Point FG Pct. .200 at Phoenix (6-of-30), Feb. 24 Free Throws 5 at Minnesota (of 5), Dec. 18Free Throw Att. 5 at Minnesota (made 5), Dec. 18Free Throw Pct. .500 (2) last at L.A. Lakers (7-of-14), Dec. 23 O� . Rebounds 4 at Toronto, Feb. 2Def. Rebounds 24 vs. Denver, Dec. 22Total Rebounds 33 (2) last at Miami, Dec. 13 Assists 10 at Denver, April 9Personal Fouls 10 vs. Orlando, Nov. 15Steals 1 at Memphis, Nov. 20Turnovers 5 vs. New Orleans, Dec. 2Blocked Shots 0 vs. Golden State, Feb. 14 Points 81 at Philadelphia, Nov. 22

TRAIL BLAZERS HIGH, LOW QUARTERS

HIGHS LOWS

1st Qtr. 43 vs. Chicago, Jan. 31 14 at Philadelphia, Nov. 22

2nd Qtr. 38 vs. LA Clippers, March 30 6 vs. Toronto, Oct. 30

1st Half 67 vs. Chicago, Jan. 31 35 vs. Toronto, Oct. 30 3rd Qtr. 43 (2) last vs. Memphis, April 1 15 at L.A. Lakers, March 5

4th Qtr. 42 vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 28 13 (2) last at Denver, April 9

2nd Half 76 at Brooklyn, Nov. 24 33 at Denver, April 9 OT 12 (2) last vs. Charlotte, Feb. 8 9 at Utah, Nov. 1

OPPONENT HIGHS

Field Goals 50 at Brooklyn (of 100), Nov. 24Field Goal Att. 100 (2) last at Houston (made 45), Jan. 10 104 (ot) at Chicago (made 45), Jan. 1Field Goal Pct. .560 at San Antonio (47-of-84), April 7 3-Point FGs 19 (2) last vs. Houston (of 36), March 203-Point FG Att. 44 at Dallas (made 17), April 33-Point FG Pct. .611 vs. Boston (11-of-18), March 23 Free Throws 34 vs. Houston (of 42), Dec. 9Free Throw Att. 42 vs. Houston (made 34), Dec. 9Free Throw Pct. 1.000 vs. Orlando (9-of-9), Nov. 15 O� . Rebounds 17 (2) last at Toronto, Feb. 2Def. Rebounds 46 at Philadelphia, Nov. 22Total Rebounds 58 vs. Utah, Feb. 11 58 (ot) at Chicago, Assists 36 at Detroit, Feb. 5Personal Fouls 30 at Houston, Jan. 10Disquali� cations 1 (4) last at Oklahoma City, March 27 Steals 16 vs. Washington, Dec. 5Turnovers 22 vs. San Antonio, Dec. 20Blocked Shots 10 (4) last at New Orleans, March 27 Points 130 at Toronto, Feb. 2Biggest Margin 25 at Toronto, Feb. 2

OPPONENT LOWS

Field Goals 28 at Phoenix (of 89), Oct. 18Field Goal Att. 72 at Miami (made 34), Dec. 13Field Goal Pct. .315 at Phoenix (28-of-89), Oct. 18 3-Point FGs 4 (6) last vs. LA Clippers (of 13), March 303-Point FG Att. 13 vs. LA Clippers (made 4), March 303-Point FG Pct. .167 at New Orleans (4-of-24), March 27 Free Throws 5 vs. San Antonio (of 6), Dec. 20Free Throw Att. 6 vs. San Antonio (made 5), Dec. 20Free Throw Pct. .533 vs. Oklahoma City (8-of-15), Nov. 5 O� . Rebounds 2 (2) last vs. Cleveland, March 15Def. Rebounds 21 at Minnesota, Dec. 18Total Rebounds 32 (3) last at Minnesota, Dec. 18 Assists 10 at Phoenix, Oct. 18Personal Fouls 12 (2) last at San Antonio, April 7Steals 1 at Indiana, Oct. 20Turnovers 5 at Dallas, Jan. 26Blocked Shots 1 at Miami, Dec. 13 Points 76 at Phoenix, Oct. 18

OPPONENT HIGH, LOW QUARTERS

HIGHS LOWS

1st Qtr. 37 at Toronto, Feb. 2 17 at Oklahoma City, March 252nd Qtr. 37 (2) last at Toronto, Feb. 2 14 (4) last at Denver, April 91st Half 74 at Toronto, Feb. 2 35 at Phoenix, Oct. 18 3rd Qtr. 39 at Brooklyn, Nov. 24 16 at LA Clippers, Jan. 30

4th Qtr. 40 vs. Houston, Dec. 9 12 (2) last at Houston, April 5

2nd Half 76 at Cleveland, Jan. 2 30 at Houston, April 5 OT 18 at Utah, Nov. 1 6 vs. Charlotte, Feb. 8

2017-18 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS

LINEUP W L PCT.

Harkless, Aminu, Nurkic, Turner, Lillard 1 0 1.000

Turner, Aminu, Collins, McCollum, Lillard 1 0 1.000

Harkless, Swanigan, Nurkic, McCollum, Lillard 2 1 .667

Harkless, Aminu, Nurkic, McCollum, Lillard 17 9 .654

Turner, Aminu, Nurkic, McCollum, Napier 5 3 .625

Connaughton, Vonleh, Nurkic, McCollum, Lillard 3 2 .619

Turner, Aminu, Nurkic, McCollum, Lillard 16 11 .593

Harkless, Vonleh, Nurkic, McCollum, Lillard 4 3 .571

Napier, Aminu, Nurkic, McCollum, Lilllard 0 1 .000

Turner, Aminu, Nurkic, Layman, McCollum 0 1 .000

Turner, Aminu, Leonard, McCollum, Lillard 0 2 .000

TOTAL - 11 STARTING LINEUPS 49 33 .598

RECORD BY STARTING LINEUP

DOUBLE DIGIT SCORING

PLAYER 10-19 20-29 30-39 40+

Aminu 28 2

Baldwin IV 2

Collins 7

Connaughton 11 1

Davis 12

Harkless 11 2

Leonard 3

Lillard 14 34 21 4

McCollum 31 40 5 2

Napier 23 5

Nurkic 48 16

Swanigan 1

Turner 30 1

Vonleh 1

DOUBLE DOUBLES

PLAYER NO.

Nurkic 27

Lillard 11

Aminu 9

Davis 6

McCollum 1

Vonleh 1

ON INACTIVE

PLAYER GAMES

Al-Farouq Aminu 13

Wade Baldwin IV 68

Zach Collins 1

Ed Davis 4

Maurice Harkless 14

Meyers Leonard 5

Damian Lillard 7

Shabazz Napier 1

Jusuf Nurkic 3

Georgios Papagiannis 12

Brandon Rush 4

Caleb Swanigan 27

Evan Turner 3

Noah Vonleh 8

CJ Wilcox 82

PLAYER PTS REB AST

Aminu 1 17 1

Baldwin IV - - -

Collins - 2 -

Connaughton - - -

Davis - 24 -

Harkless 1 1 -

Layman - - -

Leonard - - -

Lillard 51 3 62

McCollum 27 - 16

Napier 1 1 8

Nurkic 6 35 3

Swanigan - - -

Turner - - 8

Vonleh - 8 -

Wilcox - - -

*Includes Ties

PLAYER GAMES INJURY/ILLNESS Al-Farouq Aminu 13 Right ankleZach Collins 1 GastroenteritisEd Davis 4 Right ankleMaurice Harkless 14 Left Quad (2), Left knee (11)Damian Lillard 9 Right Hamstring (5), Right calf (2), Personal (1) Left ankle (1)Meyers Leonard 8 Right ankleShabazz Napier 2 Great left toe sorenessJusuf Nurkic 3 Right ankleEvan Turner 3 Illness (1), Personal (1), Left calf (1)Noah Vonleh 9 Right hand (2), Right shoulder (7)TOTAL 66

GAMESSINJURY REPORT

2017-18 REGULAR SEASON TRAIL BLAZERS MISCELLANEOUS

TIMES LED TEAM

POINT DIFFERENTIAL OVERALL HOME ROAD

Game decided by three points or less 8-8 2-3 6-5

Game decided by single digits 29-21 16-8 13-13

Game decided by 10 points or more 20-12 12-5 8-7

BACK-TO-BACKS

First game 11-4 2-1 9-3

Second game 10-5 4-0 6-5

SCORING

When POR scores 100 or more points 44-18 26-5 18-13

When POR scores 115 or more points 14-2 8-2 6-0

When POR scores LESS than 100 points 5-15 2-8 3-7

When opponent scores 100 or more points 24-24 14-8 10-16

When opponent scores 115 or more points 3-9 1-4 2-5

When opponent scores LESS than 100 points 26-7 15-3 11-4

When POR reserves outscore opponent reserves 17-9 12-3 5-6

When all five POR starters score in double figures 8-1 5-1 3-0

When six or more POR players score in double figures 8-1 5-0 3-1

SHOOTING

When POR shoots 50% or better from the field 15-3 10-1 5-2

When POR shoots 45-49.9% from the field 14-7 8-1 6-6

When POR shoots less than 45% from the field 20-23 10-11 10-12

When POR has an equal or better FG% than opponent 38-6 21-1 17-5

When POR makes 10 or more 3-pointers 29-13 17-5 12-8

When POR makes less than 10 3-pointers 18-18 9-8 9-10

When POR makes equal or more 3-pointers than opponent 36-13 21-6 15-7

When POR attempts equal or more free throws than opponent 28-14 17-6 11-8

MISCELLANEOUS

When POR has equal or more rebounds than opponent 38-13 25-4 13-9

When POR commits 14 or fewer turnovers 29-19 15-9 14-10

When POR forces 14 or more turnovers 20-11 12-3 8-8

SEASON STREAKS:

T R A I L B L A Z E R S R E G U L A R S E A S O N R E C O R D W H E N …RIP CITY RUNDOWN

CURRENT STREAKSOverall: Won 1Home: Won 3Road: Lost 4

LONGEST WINNING STREAKSOverall: 13 --- 2/14/18 - 3/18/18Home: 9 (twice) --- last 2/14/18 - 3/18/18Road: 7 --- 2/9/18 - 3/27/18

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Born Yrs. Prior to NBA/Home Country

8 Al-Farouq Aminu F 6-9 220 9/21/90 7 Wake Forest/USA

2 Wade Baldwin IV G 6-4 200 3/29/96 1 Vanderbilt/USA

33 Zach Collins C 7-0 235 11/19/97 R Gonzaga/USA

5 Pat Connaughton G/F 6-5 210 1/6/93 2 Notre Dame/USA

17 Ed Davis F 6-10 225 6/5/89 7 North Carolina/USA

4 Maurice Harkless F 6-9 220 5/11/93 5 St. John’s/USA

10 Jake Layman F 6-9 215 3/7/94 1 Maryland/USA

11 Meyers Leonard F/C 7-1 255 2/27/92 5 Illinois/USA

0 Damian Lillard G 6-3 195 7/15/90 5 Weber State/USA

3 CJ McCollum G 6-3 190 9/19/91 4 Lehigh/USA

6 Shabazz Napier G 6-1 175 7/14/91 3 Connecticut/USA

27 Jusuf Nurkic C 7-0 275 8/23/94 3 Cedevita Zagreb/Bosnia Herzegovina

19 Georgios Papagiannis C 7-2 275 7/3/97 1 Panathinalkos/Greece

50 Caleb Swanigan F 6-9 250 4/18/97 R Purdue/USA

1 Evan Turner G/F 6-7 220 10/27/88 7 Ohio State/USA

*23 CJ Wilcox G 6-5 195 12/30/90 3 Washington/USA

*Two way contract

HEAD COACH ......................................................................................... Terry Stotts (Oklahoma)ASSISTANT COACH ................................................................................ David Vanterpool (St. Bonaventure)ASSISTANT COACH ................................................................................ Nate Tibbetts (South Dakota)ASSISTANT COACH ................................................................................ Dale Osbourne (South Alabama)ASSISTANT COACH ................................................................................ Jim Moran (William & Mary)ASSISTANT COACH ................................................................................. John McCullough (Oklahoma)DIRECTOR OF PLAYER HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE ...................................... Jesse Elis (North Dakota)HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER ....................................................................... Geoff Clark (Oregon State)SPORTS PERFORMANCE SPECIALIST ..................................................... Todd Forcier (Washington State)SPORTS PERFORMANCE SPECIALIST ..................................................... Ben Kenyon (Adelphi University)VIDEO COORDINATOR/PLAYER DEVELOPMENT ....................................... Jonathan Yim (Cal State Fullerton)

19 Papagiannis, Georgios

23 Wilcox, CJ

27 Nurkic, Jusuf

33 Collins, Zach

50 Swanigan, Caleb

TRAIL BLAZERS NUMERICAL ROSTER

0 Lillard, Damian

1 Turner, Evan

2 Baldwin IV, Wade

3 McCollum, CJ

4 Harkless, Maurice

5 Connaughton, Pat

6 Napier, Shabazz

8 Aminu, Al-Farouq

10 Layman, Jake

11 Leonard, Meyers

17 Davis, Ed

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