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The Trail Blazers need to keep their stars as fresh as possible down the stretch.
As the Portland Trail Blazers try to secure a playoff seed this year, here are five players who won't be back with the team next season.
Kendrick Perkins' vicious clothesline of Damian Lillard belonged in a wrestling ring, so he got a well-deserved ejection.
With the two best point guards in the world playing in the Western Conference in Stephen Curry and Russell Westbrook, Portland's Damian Lillard never receives adequate credit. But make no mistake -- he's a force to be reckoned with. Lillard proved this to be the case against the Toronto Raptors on Friday night by emulating Curry with a long-range buzzer-beater to end the first quarter.
Here are five reasons why the Portland Trail Blazers will make the 2016 NBA playoffs.
Damian Lillard is using his anger to show why he is among the NBA's best players.
Ed Davis is a valuable rotation player, and he deserves more minutes with the Trail Blazers.
Kyle Lowry surely thought Damian Lillard was no longer a concern on his way to the rim, but the Portland Trail Blazers point guard had another idea.
C.J. McCollum has been the biggest surprise for the Portland Trail Blazers this season, and he could help them build a contender in the future.