The Portland Trail Blazers have the second-worst three-point shooting efficiency in the league at 33.5%, marking the third consecutive season in which they rank in the bottom five. While Portland is expected to be a buyer at the trade deadline to address this glaring weakness, there's also significant room for internal improvement, considering how young this roster is. There's no better example of that than 22-year-old guard Shaedon Sharpe.
The Blazers' high-flyer is already an offensive threat with his elite athleticism, finishing, midrange jumper, and ability to create separation. But at this point in his career, the one red flag on the offensive end comes from his lack of floor spacing.