
Blake Wesley's Off-Court Impact: Donuts & Shoes
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Blake Wesley, Portland Trail Blazers guard, has been making a difference off the court despite his foot injury. Hes been connecting with the community, inspired by his parents teachings. Recently, he bought donuts and shoes for a fan, aiming to lift his spirits. Wesleys performance has improved since the All-Star break, averaging six points per game. As a free agent, the team and fans hope he stays for his positive influence. The Blazers face the Houston Rockets tomorrow at five p.m. Pacific time.
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NBA News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Blake Wesley's Off-Court Impact: Donuts & Shoes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
You're listening to NBA News Today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. Portland Trail Blazers guard Blake Wesley has spent most of the season sidelined by a foot injury limiting his play on the court. But he's bound a way to shine off it by connecting with the Portland community. In a recent team video, Wesley talked about his drive to help others, drawing from lessons his parents taught him about treating everyone with. Respect, regardless of background. A few weeks before Christmas, he spotted a fan downtown wearing a Blazers hat, chatted him up, and bought the guy donuts and a pair of shoes to lift. His spirits, Wesley plans to check back in soon. Since the All-Star break, he stepped up his game, averaging six points per contest, which beats his earlier numbers after missing three months of action. As a free agent this offseason, the team and fans hope he sticks around for his positive influence everywhere. Meanwhile, the Blazers face the Houston Rockets tomorrow at 5 p.m. Pacific time.
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