Tuo Media: Trail Blazers have young talents & but are far from enough to compete for the championship. Spurs & Pistons & Hawks, etc.

Today's Trail Blazer 's Edge posted a post about the situation of the Trail Blazers, and the following is some of the content.

The Portland Trail Blazers finally have a young core squad worth building around it, but they are still a long way from competing for the championship. Tim Bontemps and Kevin Pelton of

ESPN came to this conclusion after analyzing the future goals of all 30 NBA teams. They divided the league into several levels, from "totaling for the championship" to "no goal". The Trail Blazers are classified as one of five teams “building teams around young cores”, with the other four being the Atlanta Hawks, the Detroit Pistons, the Memphis Grizzlies and the San Antonio Spurs.

Regarding the current situation of the Trail Blazers, their explanation is that the Trail Blazers now have a large number of young geniuses - Deny Avdia, Shetton Sharp, Scudt Henderson, Donovan Klingen and Yang Hansen are not 25 years old. The team hopes that these young players can grow up after introducing veterans Holiday and Lillard this summer. However, as these young geniuses develop, the final form of the team's lineup remains unclear. The two ESPN authors seem to be more optimistic about the prospects for the Spurs, Pistons and Hawks.