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1. Point Guard – Damian Lillard
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Lillard is a star who plays with a chip on his shoulder, and is quickly becoming one of the top point guards in the league. He can get to the basket or shoot from deep, and always excites the crowd.
1. Point Guard – Damian Lillard
Lillard is a star who plays with a chip on his shoulder, and is quickly becoming one of the top point guards in the league. He can get to the basket or shoot from deep, and always excites the crowd.
2. Shooting Guard – C.J. McCollum
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McCollum took a big step forward last season, and he showed that he can handle big moments. He is a good backcourt partner for Lillard, and played extremely well in the playoffs.
2. Shooting Guard – C.J. McCollum
McCollum took a big step forward last season, and he showed that he can handle big moments. He is a good backcourt partner for Lillard, and played extremely well in the playoffs.
3. Small Forward – Al-Farouq Aminu
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Aminu has improved his outside shot, which helps create more space for the guards to operate. He is also a good defender with the ability to play multiple positions.
3. Small Forward – Al-Farouq Aminu
Aminu has improved his outside shot, which helps create more space for the guards to operate. He is also a good defender with the ability to play multiple positions.
4. Power Forward – Al Horford
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Horford would give them a versatile big man who can shoot, defend and pass when necessary. He can play center when they choose a smaller lineup, and would be a good fit in the locker room.
4. Power Forward – Al Horford
Horford would give them a versatile big man who can shoot, defend and pass when necessary. He can play center when they choose a smaller lineup, and would be a good fit in the locker room.
5. Center – Mason Plumlee
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Plumlee has played well since coming to Portland, and his underrated dribbling skills were in full effect during the playoffs. With his size and leaping ability, he should be able to make more of an impact on the defensive end.
5. Center – Mason Plumlee
Plumlee has played well since coming to Portland, and his underrated dribbling skills were in full effect during the playoffs. With his size and leaping ability, he should be able to make more of an impact on the defensive end.