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Trail Blazers’ Deni Avdija does something last accomplished by Damian Lillard

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Forward Deni Avdija on Sunday became the first Portland Trail Blazers player to record a triple-double since Damian Lillard in 2023.

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Jerusalem Post

Deni Avdija makes history with first NBA triple-double in Blazers' loss

In the final moments, Avdija had a chance to cap his historic night with a game-winning three-pointer, but the shot missed, sealing Portland’s defeat.

15 hours ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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The Oregonian

Trail Blazers’ Deni Avdija does something last accomplished by Damian Lillard

Forward Deni Avdija on Sunday became the first Portland Trail Blazers player to record a triple-double since Damian Lillard in 2023.

21 hours ago·Portland, United States

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Last Word on Sports

Deni Avdija's Triple-Double Helps Cement His Future In Portland

Deni Avdija has continued to prove he has a place in Portland’s future. The Trail Blazers rebuild continues to improve, especially when Avdija’s triple-double is a sign of things to come. Deni Avdija’s Triple-Double Helps Cement His Future In Portland The Trail Blazers continue to be one of the most impressive teams of 2025. They are 14-6 over the past 20 games, which included some tough matchups. Their most recent game was an overtime loss to t…

7 hours ago

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UWI

Avdija Scores Triple-Double, First for Israeli in NBA

Avdija began his NBA career in 2020 when he was drafted by the Washington Wizards. By JNS Portland Trail Blazers small forward Deni Avdija posted 30 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Cleveland on Sunday, making him the first Israeli NBA player to achieve a triple-double. A triple-double is when a player achieves a double-digit number in three of five statistical categories in a single game: points, rebounds, a…

9 hours ago

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