The Trail Blazers, after a loss and 19 turnovers, face the rebuilding Nets, aiming to improve decision-making and reduce mistakes.

The Portland Trail Blazers, coming off a 109-103 loss to the 76ers, aim to cut down on 19 turnovers in their upcoming game against the Brooklyn Nets, who are rebuilding and giving young players extended minutes. Despite hitting 17 three-pointers, Portland shot just 39.1% from the field and has had fewer than 15 turnovers in only two of their last 29 games since January 11. Acting coach Tiago Splitter stressed improved decision-making and physicality, as players like Deni Avdija, with seven turnovers, acknowledged lapses. The Nets, eliminated from playoff contention, are focusing on development with rookies and young players seeing increased playing time, while key players remain sidelined. Portland stays in the final Western Conference play-in spot amid a mixed stretch of wins and losses.