www.si.com/nba/trailblazers Blazers Insider Predicts How Center Who Signed Elsewhere Will Perform With New Team For more news ...

To gain insight on the Sixers' newcomers, The Inquirer reached out to beat writers who covered the teams for which they last played. Up next is Walker, who spent three seasons in Portland.

The Philadelphia 76ers brought in Jabari Walker on a two-way deal after the big man spent three seasons with the Portland ...

Walker ended up signing a two-way contract with the Philadelphia 76ers. One Trail Blazers insider is surprised that Walker only signed a two-way deal, as he was expecting him to get something more.

Justin Edwards and multiple members of the Philadelphia 76ers are putting in work at UCLA in the Rico Hines Runs.

In terms of his uniform number, Walker wore No. 34 with the Blazers. Of course, that number is retired by the Sixers to honor ...

When Jabari Walker first stepped into an open run at Campbell Hall High School in North Hollywood, he looked like any other freshman trying to make a mark. The post Is Sakima Walker Related to Jabari ...

It was Jabari’s freshman year at Campbell High School in North Hollywood, CA. While participating in an open run, the younger Walker, posted up in the corner waiting for a pass, failed to hit ...

Trail Blazers rookie Jabari Walker, after turning in the most pleasantly surprising performance at the 2022 Las Vegas Summer League, figured he was in line to get regular playing time in his first ...

Colorado forward Jabari Walker dunks against Washington during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game, Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022, in Seattle. Washington won 60-58.(AP Photo/Ted S. Warren) ...

Jabari Walker understands the added attention is on the way. Those wide open 3s, like the five he hit during Colorado’s NCAA Tournament win against Georgetown, won’t come around so frequently.

The 6-foot-9, 215-pound Jabari Walker led the Buffs in points (14.6) and rebounds (9.4) while starting in 33 games. CU’s starting forward was named to the All-Pac-12 first team for his performance.