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Of course, if there is a chance of ownership then there will be some kind of adjustment. As the new owners will have to insert his own people into the Blazers and manage it the way he can. I remember when Balmer bought the Clippers for $2 billion back then. Then he try to overhaul the system, get the best players that he can get his hands and with his money.
So that's what I'm expecting from the Portland team in the next coming years. And obviously they will have to find a way to be competitive. Although Dame is back with them, I don't think that he is the same Lillard we all knew as he has multiple injuries and his body is tearing apart already.
I hate to say this, but they need to change their head coach. Chauncey Billups has been their coach for multiple seasons already, but haven't seen anything significant happened with the team. I hope that this change of ownership will be the way for the Blazers to change their head coach because... it really is needed if they want to compete.
The Blazers as a roster isn't a playoff-contender team for sure, but changing their coach will be their first step if they want to. Nowadays, tanking isn't guaranteed for a better player anymore. Just look at the Jazz just last season, and the Pistons a few years ago. As for Lillard, he's not the same anymore, and especially with that age, there's a chance that he might not even play 65 games for a whole regular season because of injuries. Sad to see him like that, but that's what happen when you're injury-prone player.