Reggie Perry

Perry, who recorded his second double-double of Summer League on Wednesday, is looking to make a positive impression as he remains a free agent. The 2020 second-round pick played in the G League last season, appearing in 24 games for Raptors 905 and the Motor City Cruise. The Warriors have yet to make any decisions regarding their three two-way contract slots, and Perry’s play in Las Vegas could have him in the conversation for one of them.

The ship has officially sunk in Portland, and the tank is complete as they have now lost 11-straight games to conclude the season. They were able to get a good look at a lot of young players this season, and they will head into the off-season tasked with putting a competitive roster around Damian Lillard. We will have updates on that front as they come throughout the offseason.

The Blazers have a whopping 11 guys listed as out for Sunday’s finale, and with the way things have been going, don’t be surprised if one of these guys the majority of people have never heard of goes off out of nowhere. Louzada and Perry will get the first starts of their careers, but Williams, Johnson and Greg Brown (who will come off the bench) are the only somewhat proven guys in this list. Proceed with plenty of caution as the Blazers try to lose their last game of a forgettable season.

Perry was great on the defensive end in this one, but he also shot the ball well. The former Mississippi State standout shot 7-of-10 from the floor and made his only free-throw attempt on the night. Perry has now tallied seven steals over his last three games, so if you need some production in that category, he could be worth a look for the final two games.