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NBA: Ranking the 5 best under-the-radar moves of the 2020 free agency period

By Brendan Purdue

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Harry Giles
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Harry Giles to Portland

One thing that plagued the Portland Trail Blazers last season was injuries to their frontcourt. Jusuf Nurkic and Zach Collins missed most of the regular season with their respective injuries and Hasaan Whiteside was the one to man the middle.

After the Trail Blazers opted not to bring back Whiteside, they turned their sights to a promising young prospect by the name of Harry Giles III. Giles flashes solid low post ability combined with the shot-blocking upside.

He will be a solid rotation big for the Portland Trail Blazers and he is only 22 years old. The Blazers get someone that can be in the rotation now and can develop into a solid piece moving forward. Giles is certainly an interesting talent that could be maximized in a new place.

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