I watched the Sixer feed. Alaa Abdelnaby is the color commentator with a gentle but professional voice. In the 1st quarter as play-by-play man Marc Zumoff tried to cover the game, Abdelnaby spent almost a minute saying nice things about Paul Allen, like, he was a great owner lasting many years. He said it was his first game back in Portland after the death of Allen, "my first owner." He noted the 2 empty seats. He said he was a Blazer draftee, lasting his first 2 years, 1990-92. Zumoff noted that those were great teams (63 and 57 wins), and Alaa implied that his own part was trivial.
I looked him up. We drafted him #25. In a 5-year career with 5 teams playing 3200 minutes, he played his last 30 minutes with Philly, less than 1%, so he can call himself a former 76er. I gather that he's sentimental and wistful about each stop of his short career, and cherishes each visit to Portland, when his hopes were high.