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Deandre Ayton’s tenure in Portland has apparently been problematic from the start, contrary to what many people who are offered a fresh start would assume.
“According to team sources, his tardiness and tantrums characterized his first few months in Portland.” Additionally, there has been an uncanny similarity to former Blazers center Hassan Whiteside, whose numbers were impressive but who rarely affected a game, according to Jason Quick of The Athletic.
With 34 games played this season, Ayton is averaging a career-low 13.8 points for the 15-36 Blazers, who are currently in 14th place in the Western Conference. Nevertheless, he declared earlier in the season, “I have nothing to prove in this league.” I am and always will be a max player.
After Ayton signed a four-year, $133 million contract with the Indiana Pacers in July of 2022, the Suns matched that offer. After an erratic career in Phoenix, the former No. 1 overall pick was dealt to the Blazers on September 27.
Ayton’s contribution to the Suns’ 2021 NBA Finals is most notable. He produced what is now known as the “Valley Oop,” one of the greatest plays in franchise history, during this run.
However, following a difficult 2022–2023 season, supporters were more vocal than ever in favor of Ayton’s move due to his erratic play for the Suns.Ayton’s benching during the team’s most recent postseason series against the Nuggets served as a prime example of this.
Ayton started 296 of the 303 regular season games that he participated in for Phoenix. In his five seasons in the Valley, he averaged 16.7 points, 10.4 rebounds, one block, and 59.7% shooting.
