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Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Portland Trail Blazers' Future Draft Picks
Here is a recap of all the future NBA Draft picks of the Portland Trail Blazers. Some picks depend on other draft events, and we've labeled those accordingly. Here is the legend: Regular font = Mostly known, but final details are yet to be determined Bold = Status known, with no prior-year dependencies Italics = Depends on a previous year's draft events. Advertisement Note: This was last updated May 12th 2025, after the NBA Draft Lottery. 2025 First Round Portland owns the 11th pick. Second Round The Blazers don't own a second round pick. 2026 First Round If Portland's pick is from #1 to #14, the Blazers own it. If it's #15-30, then Chicago owns the pick, the Larry Nance Jr trade is completed, and Portland will officially own their 2027-28 first-round picks outright. Second Round Blazers may own Memphis' second-round pick, if it lands #43-60. 2027 First Round If Portland's pick is from #1 to #14, the Blazers own it. If it's #15-30, Chicago owns the pick unless it already conveyed in 2026. If the Chicago pick conveys here, the Larry Nance Jr trade is completed, and Portland will officially own their 2028 first-round pick outright. Second Round Portland owns their second-round pick, unless it lands between #56-60, and is lower than the Pelicans' second round pick. If both those happen (unlikely), the pick is sent to Boston. Blazers own the Minnesota Timberwolves' pick (unprotected). 2028 First Round Blazers may own their pick, protected for #1-14, if not conveyed to Chicago from 2026-27. Note: If it lands #15-30, Chicago Bulls owns it. Otherwise Chicago gets Portland's second-round pick. Blazers may have right to swap first-round picks with Milwaukee Bucks. Note: This swap is protected for #15-30, which means if Portland's first-round pick is conveyed to the Bulls in this draft, the swap with the Bucks does not occur. Second Round The Blazers owe the Washington Wizards a 2028 second-round pick from the Deni Avdija trade. It's unclear which pick will convey to Washington from currently-available information. Blazers may own their pick, unless their own 2025-28 first-round picks have been #1-14. Then this pick belongs to Chicago. Blazers own Golden State's pick (unprotected). 2029 First Round The Blazers own two of these three picks, with the second-highest pick conveying to the Washington Wizards: Blazers own pick Milwaukee Bucks' pick (unprotected). Boston Celtics' pick (unprotected). Second Round Blazers own the lower second round pick from either Indiana or Washington. 2030 First Round Blazers have right to swap first-round picks with Milwaukee Bucks. Second Round Blazers own the New York Knicks' pick (unprotected). 2031 First Round Blazers own their pick. Second Round Blazers own their pick. All details here are based on currently-available information, including news reports and sites such as Fanspo, RealGM, and Pro Sports Transactions, and there may be details unavailable to the public. Getting this 100% correct is a challenge, so always confirm the data seen here. Advertisement More from
Daily Mail
08-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mail
Leeds fan in a coma after falling from a tree during club's raucous promotion celebrations - with US sport star donating £2K to help his family
A Leeds fan is believed to be fighting for his life in hospital after falling from a tree during the club's Championship-winning celebrations this week. Daniel Farke 's side booked their spot in the Premier League with the latest of goals against Plymouth courtesy of Tottenham loanee Manor Solomon striking deep in stoppage time. The Yorkshire club knew only a win would suffice in a race for the trophy with Burnley due to their superior goal difference, with both teams finishing on an impressive 100 points. Leeds then took their celebration to the streets on Monday, with over 150,000 fans turning out for the club's trophy parade. But as fans crammed the streets and scaled lampposts, traffic lights, and bus stops for a glimpse of their promotion heroes, tragedy struck in the midst of the festivities. Ed O'Brien is thought to have fallen from a tree in Millennium Square while taking part in the parade, with the 23-year-old promptly rushed to hospital. A JustGiving page was launched in the wake of his serious injury, with a friend stating that O'Brien was 'fighting for his life' and in a coma. The page has already exceeded its £70 target, raising a staggering £10,801 at the time of climbing. Among those who have donated are a slew of Leeds United supporters - including one big sporting name. Atlanta Hawks star Larry Nance Jr contributed £2,000, sharing a thoughtful message: 'Thinking of you. Strength and love!' The basketball ace is an investor in the 49ers Enterprises group that makes up the club's ownership, and by default an enormous fan of the side. As per the Sun, O'Brien's mother Stacey Barker has been keen to stress that her was not out of control when the tragic accident took place. 'As far as I am aware, he had consumed alcohol, but I am confident he wasn't paralytic as some posts are suggesting,' Barker wrote. 'I am also as confident as a mother can be that no other substance was involved.' Barker also told the BBC: 'Ed and his siblings are incredibly close and they're feeling his absence acutely, as are his dad and I.' O'Brien, who turned 23 last week, is currently being treated at Leeds General Infirmary. Barker confirmed that O'Brien had undergone surgery, but that potential damage to his brain was currently unclear. 'We wanted to minimise the countless untruths which are currently circulating around Ed's condition and also to urge people to consider what they are writing on social media for Ed's loved ones to see,' Barker said. 'We are going through one of the worst things a parent can go through and some of the unwarranted comments are further compounding our heartache as a family. 'Ed is just a young man who made a mistake and he's paying for it dearly.' Barker also told the broadcaster that the family is travelling from their home in York to Leeds two to four times a day to spend as much time with their son and brother as possible. 'We're holding onto every hope that our son and brother comes out of this as unscathed as possible, given his injuries,' she added. 'As yet, there is little improvement in his condition. He remains in a coma, but the fantastic team looking after him are confident he is showing some positive signs.
The Sun
08-05-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Leeds fan fighting for his life in coma after falling from tree in title celebrations as NBA star donates £2000 to help
A LEEDS supporter is fighting for his life in hospital after falling from a tree during their title celebrations. Thousands of fans lined the streets on Monday for an open-top bus parade after the club secured promotion back to the Premier League. 3 3 But disaster struck when supporter Ed O'Brien fell from a tree in Millennium Square. The 23-year-old was rushed to hospital and is now in a coma. A JustGiving page was launched in support Ed's brave fight and a whopping £10,000 has so far been raised, smashing the £750 target. Basketball star Larry Nance Jr has donated £2,000 to the cause. Along with the cash, he wrote: "Thinking of you. Strength and love!" The Atlanta Hawks ace is a huge Leeds supporter and an investor in the 49ers Enterprises group that own the club. Ed's mum Stacey Barker wrote online: "As far as I am aware, he had consumed alcohol but I am confident he wasn't paralytic as some posts are suggesting. "I am also as confident as a mother can be that no other substance was involved." She added that his recovery is set to be a "slow and lengthy process" and "unlikely to be without implications". The JustGiving page reads: "To Support Ed O'Brien and his family after Ed sadly fell out of a tree when celebrating Leeds winning the league on Monday and now is sadly fighting for his life in hospital. "His mum and dad both live in York and at this time it will be costing them both a lot in travel and time off work. "I am just hoping we can all raise some money to take that stress away from them. MOT stay strong Ed." 3
