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  • Back from the (Jrue) Holidays.

    Back from the (Jrue) Holidays.
    2026/01/08
    In the 428th episode of the Holy Backboard Podcast, hosts Dustin and Sage discuss their holiday experiences and delve into the current state of the Portland Trail Blazers. They examine the team's recent performance, notable wins, player development, and injury updates. The podcast highlights Donovan Clingan's improvement, the strategic challenges posed by upcoming games against strong opponents like the Rockets, Knicks, and Warriors, and the potential impact of trade decisions and player injuries on the team's future. The episode also explores the controversial strategy of fouling when ahead by three and outlines potential roster adjustments that may be necessary due to the impending 50-game cap for two-way contract players Caleb Love and Sidy Cissoko.
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    44 分
  • Unlocking Shaedon Sharpe's Potential

    Unlocking Shaedon Sharpe's Potential
    2025/12/17
    Welcome to the 427th edition of the Holy Backboard Podcast! Join Dustin and Sage as they delve into the latest happenings with the Portland Trail Blazers. They discuss Sage's basketball card collection hobby and provide personal updates, including Dustin's upcoming holiday plans and a string of unfortunate events involving his glasses and chiropractic visits. Key highlights include an in-depth analysis of the Trail Blazers' performance, focusing on crucial games against teams such as the Sacramento Kings, Detroit Pistons, and Orlando Magic. The hosts ponder trade possibilities for key players like Jerami Grant and Jrue Holiday, and explore the challenges and strategies the Blazers must navigate to achieve their trade season and playoff aspirations. They also talk about the development of young talent like Shaedon Sharpe and the potential of players like Yang Hanson in the G League. Dive into the intricacies of the Blazers roster dynamics, trade scenarios, and what it will take for them to secure a playoff spot. Happy Holidays to all and Go Blazers!
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    47 分
  • Home for the Holidays

    Home for the Holidays
    2025/12/10
    Welcome to the 426th edition of the Holy Backboard Podcast with Dustin and Sage! In this episode, we dive deep into the challenges and highlights of the Portland Trail Blazers' recent games. We discuss their performance against Cleveland, Detroit, and Memphis and address key issues, including injuries, poor officiating, and the team's struggle with consistency. Despite a tough season, there is optimism with the return of key players and an easier upcoming schedule. We also preview the Blazers' upcoming matchups against the New Orleans Pelicans and Golden State Warriors, emphasizing the importance of smart play and effort. Tune in for a detailed analysis and insights into what lies ahead for the Portland Trail Blazers.
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    34 分
  • Defense, Decision-Making lead to Losses in Clutch

    Defense, Decision-Making lead to Losses in Clutch
    2025/12/03
    In the 425th edition of the Holy Backboard Podcast, hosts Dustin and Sage cover a wide range of topics, from Thanksgiving recaps to in-depth analysis of the Portland Trail Blazers' recent performance. Listen as they discuss the impact of key injuries, defensive struggles, and the potential for future trades, including a hypothetical acquisition of Giannis Antetokounmpo. They also provide detailed recaps of recent games and preview upcoming matchups against Cleveland, Detroit, and Memphis. Tune in for insightful commentary, strategic breakdowns, and a passionate take on the current state of the Blazers
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    55 分
  • No Time to Panic in Rip City

    No Time to Panic in Rip City
    2025/11/19
    In the 424th episode of the Holy Backboard Podcast, hosts Dustin and Sage discuss the recent performance of the Portland Trailblazers, who suffered a challenging week, dropping to a 6-8 record for the season. The hosts analyze the team's gameplay, including a win over the Pelicans, a significant loss to the Rockets, which prompted a players-only meeting, and disappointing defeats to the Mavericks and Suns. They delve into the team's declining fast break points, defensive struggles, and the impact of injuries on performance. Key players, such as Deni Avdia, Shaedon Sharpe, and Donovan Clingan, are discussed in terms of their roles and potential. Predictions for upcoming games against the Bulls, Warriors, Thunder, and Bucks are made, with an emphasis on strategies Portland might employ to improve their standing. The episode also reflects on the need for the team to adapt their playstyle and address gaps in defense and execution.
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    47 分
  • Turnovers, Shot Selection Dampen the Start of Portland's Road Trip

    Turnovers, Shot Selection Dampen the Start of Portland's Road Trip
    2025/11/12
    The Blazers sit at 5–5, Dustin and Sage break down a wild week featuring a 22-point comeback vs. OKC, frustrating road losses, and the continued rise of Shaedon Sharpe. They dive into Clingan's growth, Camara's struggles, and why Portland's pace might be their biggest enemy. It's a mix of optimism and frustration, but caring about this team again feels so good.
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    45 分
  • Good Things Take Time

    Good Things Take Time
    2025/11/06
    In the 422nd edition of the Holy Backboard Podcast, hosts Dustin and Sage discuss a week filled with ups and downs for the Portland Trail Blazers. We delve into the Blazers' recent games against the Utah Jazz, Denver Nuggets, and Los Angeles Lakers, analyzing key plays and player performances. They also provide insights on the Blazers' defensive struggles, the impact of injuries, and how they can turn things around in upcoming games against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Miami Heat, and Orlando Magic. Join them as they bring you the latest updates and in-depth analysis on Blazers basketball!
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    43 分
  • Organized Chaos

    Organized Chaos
    2025/11/06
    In this week's crossover from Holy Backboard, Dustin and Sage break down the Blazers' chaotic but compelling 2–2 start. With Tiago Splitter stepping in as interim coach after Chauncey Billups' shocking arrest, Portland is running wild, fifth in pace, first in steals, and leading the league in forced turnovers. The duo calls it organized chaos: a defensive, fast-breaking brand of basketball that's fun, frantic, and surprisingly effective. They dive deep into the team's strengths (effort, pace, and defense) and growing pains (turnovers, half-court stagnation, and shaky rebounding). The episode explores how players like Shaden Sharpe, Jrue Holiday, and Donovan Clingan fit into this new identity, and what adjustments might be needed once Scoot Henderson returns. It's an episode about tempo, tenacity, and testing identity a reminder that in Rip City, chaos has never looked this organized.
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    44 分