Blazers' Roster Problem
The Portland Trail Blazers have a major flaw in their roster construction that threatens the success of their rebuild.
Despite a 124-123 win against the Sacramento Kings, the team's shooting from beyond the arc is a concern, with a 27.0% success rate in their home opener.
In their loss to the Golden State Warriors, they shot 33.3% from deep, which is still below league average.
- Last season, the Blazers shot 34.2% from beyond the arc, ranking fifth-worst in the NBA.
- The year prior, they were dead last at 34.5%.
The preseason has shown that the Blazers have managed to get worse in a key area where they were already horrible.
This is not surprising, considering Portland's moves this offseason.
Author's summary: Blazers' roster flaw threatens rebuild success.
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