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Trail Blazers Cup matchups worth watching
The Portland Trail Blazers face Los Angeles Lakers, Sacramento Kings, San Antonio Spurs, and Golden State Warriors in the Cup games listed above. Here’s what makes those matchups worth a closer look.
Trail Blazers vs. Lakers: Holiday’s pressure versus Reaves’ secondary creation
The Trail Blazers visit the Los Angeles Lakers on Fri, Nov 6 at Crypto.com Arena.
Jrue Holiday brings the strength to make a ball handler work for every screen. Austin Reaves’ ability to attack a tilted defense becomes important when Portland send attention toward Luka Doncic. The Lakers’ second action may be the decisive one: can Reaves turn the advantage into a clean shot before Holiday or another Blazers defender recovers?
See game details →Trail Blazers vs. Kings: Camara shadows LaVine; Sabonis unlocks the next action
The Trail Blazers visit the Sacramento Kings on Fri, Nov 13 at Golden 1 Center.
Toumani Camara’s length offers Portland a defender who can contest Zach LaVine beyond the first screen. Sacramento can answer by letting Domantas Sabonis orchestrate handoffs and quick passes from the elbow. Watch Camara’s route around those exchanges: chase too tightly and LaVine can cut backdoor; leave a gap and the Kings can generate a catch-and-shoot opportunity.
See game details →Trail Blazers vs. Spurs: Clingan and Wembanyama: the rim and the perimeter
The Trail Blazers host the San Antonio Spurs on Wed, Nov 25 at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter.
Donovan Clingan’s size is most useful near the basket, while Victor Wembanyama can move the center matchup onto the perimeter. Portland must consider who follows him and who protects the rim. Shaedon Sharpe’s explosive cuts provide a counter at the other end. Watch whether the Blazers can create an opening before Wembanyama arrives as the second defender.
See game details →Trail Blazers vs. Warriors: Lillard’s deep pull-up and Curry’s relocation game
The Trail Blazers host the Golden State Warriors on Fri, Nov 27 at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter.
Damian Lillard and Stephen Curry make the area several feet beyond the arc part of the defensive assignment. Lillard can pull up straight from the screen; Curry can pass, relocate and receive the ball in a new pocket. Jrue Holiday gives Portland a perimeter defender to involve in that chase. Watch how much floor each team is willing to concede behind the first trap.
See game details →Matchup analysis uses player affiliations checked on October 19, 2026. These are tactical possibilities, not confirmed lineups or defensive assignments. Injuries, rest and roster changes can affect who plays.
NBA Cup group games count toward the regular season and tournament standings. Eight teams advance to the knockout rounds, with the last two playing for the trophy. A ticket to a group game is for that matchup, not the Cup Final.