Published on: 11/13/2026
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The Trail Blazers beat Oklahoma City on consecutive nights, and Wednesday’s win looked a lot like Portland’s season: Deni Avdija controlled the game and Damian Lillard helped close it. Avdija had 28 points in the 118-108 win, and he and Lillard combined for 20 of Portland’s 30 fourth-quarter points. Jrue Holiday added 19 off the bench. At 8-3, Portland has the NBA’s second-highest-scoring offense (119.5 points per game). It plays in Sacramento on Friday (7 p.m. PT, KUNP/BlazerVision) without Shaedon Sharpe, Ja Morant and Vit Krejci.
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