Adrian Bernecich is a columnist at Blazer's Edge, where he has been contributing since 2015. He focuses on the state of the Blazers, drawing from his extensive experience following the team since the early 90s, and covers various aspects of competitive sports, including professional sports and sports business. Adrian's work has been featured in BVM Sports, NewsBreak, MSN, and Yahoo Sports.
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Adrian Bernecich's coverage is heavily focused on local and national basketball, specifically the NBA, Portland Trail Blazers, player injuries, trade deadline news and investment analysis. He appears to be most responsive to pitches related to breaking news in the world of basketball or specific announcements about players' eligibility, injury updates, or team strategies.
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The Portland Trail Blazers' roster is imbalanced. The majority of the squad either plays in the backcourt or at the big man positions, resulting in a scarcity of forward talent.
Things could have been a lot worse without him.
Jerami Grant is now employed by the Memphis Grizzlies. The former Portland Trail Blazers forward was sent to Tennessee in June as part of the deal for Ja Morant.
While the Jazz add an experienced Australian to the roster.
The backcourt is crowded, but what’s the best option?
Two Portland Trail Blazers' division rivals struck a minor deal last night with one side saving money and the other gaining experience.
The Portland Trail Blazers need forward depth, length and shooting. We've bleated on ad nauseum about the front office's overstocking of diminuitive guards, but how do you fix the problem?
Who can Micah Nori trust?
The Portland Trail Blazers will look to return to the middle of the Western Conference this season.
