The Portland Trail Blazers' intended young backcourt of the future may not have much of a future in Portland, after all. Recent Trail Blazers lottery picks Shaedon Sharpe, the No.
Scoot Henderson is the Portland Trail Blazers’ most perplexing player. Most people know he has the potential to shine, but his first two seasons were a bit disappointing.
It is fair to say the Detroit Pistons are no longer a dark-horse Eastern Conference playoff contender. The switch from Monty Williams to J.B. Bickerstaff saw the Pistons improve by 30 wins.
The Portland Trail Blazers tried to make the playoffs last season, opting not to trade anyone at the trade deadline in order to get that done. This season, they are trying to actually get in.
Which former NBA players watch today's game and think to themselves, Man, I would have been awesome in today's game? Probably all of them. But how many of them are right?
It might not seem like it now, but there was genuine debate between Scoot Henderson and Brandon Miller in 2023. Behind Victor Wembanyama, the Charlotte Hornets didn't have a consensus number two prospect, and both were seemingly in play for the Hornets.
The Thunder will return 99.2 percent of their playoff minutes from last season’s title run. No, seriously. The only departure is Dillon Jones, who logged 46 minutes of garbage time, as written by ESPN’s Zach Kram.
The Portland Trail Blazers have high hopes for point guard Scoot Henderson in the 2025-26 season. The former third-overall pick in the 2023 NBA Draft has had an interesting first two seasons.
The Phoenix Suns could benefit from adding a point guard to their roster to give them a better fit next to Devin Booker in the backcourt. One player that fits the bill is Scoot Henderson, the No.
An insider is putting the pressure on the Portland Trail Blazers to ponder trading away a young would-be star. The club's (relative) midseason turnaround last year happened almost in lieu of Portland's anticipated backcourt of the future, 22-year-old shooting guard Shaedon Sharpe and 21-year-old point guard Scoot Henderson.
The Portland Trail Blazers have plenty of reason for optimism this season, but strong internal development remains their best path towards regaining relevance in the NBA.
The Portland Trail Blazers have tried to add some veteran players this offseason to help supplement the rash of young players that they have on the roster.
The Portland Trail Blazers signed Damian Lillard this month, and players are already reacting to the signing. Guard Scoot Henderson shared his excitement and shock about the signing as he gets ready to be mentored by a Portland great.
Portland already failed to build a legitimate title contender around Lillard once, and his second stint sends the message that pursuing a championship isn't the top priority for the Trail Blazers anymore, either.
Portland Trail Blazers point guard Scoot Henderson is just over three months away from kicking off his third NBA season. However, the talented former G League star’s career hasn’t played out the way most anticipated.
The Portland Trail Blazers are still trying to figure out what kind of franchise they want to be. They currently have an excess of guards, including Scoot Henderson.
Scoot Henderson has been under pressure to meet the sky-high expectations for him since before the 2023 NBA Draft. The Trail Blazers’ rebuild continues to be promising, as Scoot’s development shows high-level potential.
At just 20 years old, Portland Trail Blazers guard Scoot Henderson continues to show solid progress in his second NBA season. Additionally, his sophomore sneaker has been well-received by athletes and fans.
The Portland Trail Blazers and Scoot Henderson are on a roll right now. The team has 5 consecutive wins and has defeated some noteworthy teams. However, it’s not as much of a surprise for Henderson, as he gave a ‘dog’ truth bomb about his breakout season.
Scoot Henderson was the third pick in the 2023 NBA Draft. After a slow start to his pro career, the Portland Trail Blazers guard has been playing excellent basketball over the last week.
Scoot Henderson hit a game-winning step-back jumper with one-tenth of a second remaining to lift the Portland Trail Blazers to a 122-120 victory over the visiting Utah Jazz on Thursday night.
Portland Trail Blazers guard Scoot Henderson is known for his dazzling plays on the hardwood. However, the 20-year-old is even more sensational in the sneaker industry.
NBA rising star Scoot Henderson just can't catch a break amid a string of bad luck. The Portland Trail Blazers guard missed Friday's game against the Houston