Portland Trail Blazers center Robert Williams Jr. has been assigned to the G-League affiliate Rip City Remix for conditioning and recovery from his knee injury.
The Portland Trail Blazers have had the strangest season of any team and with this week’s news, there will only be more madness. On Oct. 27, the Blazers announced that Robert Williams III has been assigned to their G League affiliate, the Rip City Remix.
The Portland Trail Blazers have assigned center Robert Williams III to the Rip City Remix for return-to-court conditioning, the organization announced today.
The Portland Trail Blazers are a week away from the start of their 2025-26 campaign. The Blazers have one more preseason game left, which will be on Thursday as they will travel to Utah to take on the Jazz.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
Heading into this season, the Portland Trail Blazers will have a new starting center. They made the decision to buy out Deandre Ayton, who signed with the Lakers.
In March, oft-hurt Portland Trail Blazers center Robert Williams III underwent an arthroscopic surgery in his left knee, which ended his 2024-25 campaign.
Of all the players on the Portland Trail Blazers roster, none has a greater gap between potential and production as Robert Williams III. Acquired in 2023 as part of a trade sending Jrue Holiday to the Boston Celtics, Williams was a young, effective, motor-intense center with plenty of defensive chops and a great reputation.
There is a logjam among Portland’s centers with the abundance of players. This includes Robert Williams III, who has played sparingly. To decide Williams’ future, the front office can finalize the Blazers’ trade plans.
When Robert Williams III was included in the Boston Celtics’ trade package to secure Jrue Holiday from the Portland Trail Blazers in 2023, he was expected to form one of the league’s better center tandems with Deandre Ayton.
The Los Angeles Lakers have already made several big moves this offseason—acquiring Deandre Ayton and Marcus Smart to reshape their core around Luka Dončić.
The Portland Trail Blazers have been looking for some trade partners for a couple of centers. They clearly couldn't find anyone for Deandre Ayton, so they bought him out.
The Portland Trail Blazers are in store for a critical offseason this summer. They were not able to win enough down the stretch to make the playoffs, which was their goal.
The Portland Trail Blazers' Robert Williams III will be sidelined for four to six weeks after undergoing an arthroscopic procedure on Thursday to address inflammation in his left knee.
The Portland Trail Blazers can’t seem to catch a break when it comes to Robert Williams III. The big man exited Saturday’s game against the Minnesota Timberwolves after tweaking his right knee, logging just under eight minutes before being forced to the sideline.
With the 2024-25 season in full swing, teams around the league are considering their options for a trade before February's deadline. The latest intel out of Los Angeles suggests the Lakers will be active on the trade front this year and that they are one of three teams interested in pursuing young big man Robert Williams III.
Portland big man Robert Williams III has just returned from a 12-month absence due to a major knee injury. He's quickly displaying why the Trail Blazers missed him so much last season.
It’s a disappointing development for the big man, who has been plagued by injuries over the course of his NBA career. He's played more than 35 regular-season games just twice in six years.
According to NBA insider Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints, the Sacramento Kings are interested in trading for Portland Trail Blazers big man Robert Williams III.