PORTLAND — There aren’t too many places in the NBA Gary Trent Jr. can go where he doesn’t see a familiar face. Even though he’s only in his fourth NBA season, the league feels like a village to him. It’s the product of having a father who played nine seasons in the league and on four different teams; of being on an NBA fast-track himself, from starring at Prolific Prep in Napa, California, to dominating in the EYBL in summers and then blowing up as a freshman a Duke in his one season there. The NBA doesn’t feel so strange when you feel like you know or know of everyone in it. “Now the league is like musical chairs. Coaches end up everywhere. A couple coaches I had here in Portland, now they’re in Detroit or Orlando,” Trent Jr. said Monday. “… Everyone just moves around.” But Trent’s return to Portland is a little different. It’s where he started his NBA career, rising from a second-round pick who appeared in just 15 games as a rookie in 2018-19 to a quality reserve on a team tha...