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The Portland Trail Blazers have pleasantly surprised through the first two and a half weeks of the NBA season, beating a couple of good teams and competently dispensing of rosters they’re supposed to. Most of the Blazers’ key rotations pieces…

Writer Adrian Bernecich argues that Portland Trail Blazers center Robert Williams III might be the best backup big man in the NBA when healthy. Backing up starter Donovan Clingan, Williams has delivered versatile rim protection and elite rebounding during the opening stretch of the season, helping bolster Portland's frontcourt rotation.
Bernecich highlights Williams' recent three-year, $43.5 million contract extension, noting that his defensive instincts and athletic interior presence provide Portland with rare depth. Comparing him to fellow backup centers Luke Kornet, Isaiah Stewart, and Steven Adams, the writer concludes that a healthy Williams offers an unmatched two-way impact off the bench.
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