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The Trail Blazers' guard logjam makes them a potential trade partner to get Pistons star Cade Cunningham a secondary playmaker.

Reese Kunz argues that the Portland Trail Blazers represent an ideal trade partner for the Detroit Pistons to acquire a secondary playmaker for Cade Cunningham. Despite Detroit's 121-113 season-opening win against the Boston Celtics, the writer highlights significant offensive flaws stemming from an over-reliance on Cunningham to generate offense.
The writer notes that Portland holds a surplus of guards, including Damian Lillard, Ja Morant, Jrue Holiday, and Scoot Henderson. With Henderson entering restricted free agency next summer and Portland evaluating its backcourt fit, Kunz suggests Detroit and Portland could align for a trade ahead of February's deadline.
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