The Portland Trail Blazers continue to make moves to try to instill the culture they want.
And it's clear they want Shaedon Sharpe to be a part of that.
According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, the Trail Blazers have made a contract extension offer to Sharpe.
Their offer, per the report, came in at about four years and $90 million.
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Sharpe is one of the most exciting players in recent Portland times. He's a high-flying 6-foot-6 guard.
The Trail Blazers initially got him as the No. 7 overall pick out of Kentucky in 2022.
Sharpe, who is Canadian, has gotten better each season in the league.
As a rookie, he averaged 9.9 points per game. He raised that to 15.9 points per game in his second season.
In 2024-25, Sharpe put up 18.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 0.9 steals per game.
He is only a 33% 3-point shooter in his career. That's the skill that could potentially elevate him to superstardom if he ever improves beyond the line.
Even without that, though, Sharpe is clearly a long-term, high-end starter in the NBA.
And the Trail Blazers want to do what they can to make sure he's doing that contributing in Portland and not somewhere else.