As the Portland Trail Blazers get ready for the upcoming offseason, the team has hope for the first time in years. Following a successful 2024-25 campaign, the Trail Blazers front office may be looking to make a splash this summer.
Yahoo Sports’ Kevin O’Connor thinks Portland could take a swing on the sharpshooting forward out of UConn. The NBA Draft is now officially just a week away on June 25-26.
Would Portland part with their ascending forward? The Portland Trail Blazers might be more active in the 2025 NBA trade market than they were in 2024. They made just one significant deal last year, sending point guard Malcolm Brogdon and a 2029 first-round pick to the Washington Wizards for forward Deni Avdija.
No NBA team has had worse injury luck throughout their existence than the Portland Trail Blazers. The team has somewhat frequently drafted near the top of the draft, but they’ve regularly selected some of the biggest draft busts in NBA history.
How many of the players to score at least 20 points in one NBA Finals game without a single assist since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976-77 can you name in five minutes?
The Lakers may have interest in the Blazers big. The Los Angeles Lakers have contacted the Portland Trail Blazers to check on the availability of Robert Williams III, reports Clutch Points’ Anthony Irwin.
The Portland Trail Blazers are expected to be one of the more active teams around the NBA this offseason. After a successful 2024-25 season, the front office could be primed to make some big moves to improve the team.
The Portland Trail Blazers are entering an offseason that could see the team make some big moves. After just missing the playoffs this past season, Portland could be very aggressive in terms of upgrading the roster.
The Portland Trail Blazers made the move to trade Damian Lillard at his behest a couple of seasons ago. When it was all said and done, they ended up with Malcolm Brogdon as their starter.
The Portland Trail Blazers have some big decisions to make this offseason after a successful 2024-25 season. While the team didn't make the playoffs, the young core of Portland showed a lot of growth over the year.
The Portland Trail Blazers are looking to add a playmaker to their team through the draft. They have the 11th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, and they need to make sure their pick hits.
The Portland Trail Blazers have a lot of players that other teams like. Other teams were hoping that the Trail Blazers were going to be sellers at the trade deadline this year, but they weren't.
As the Portland Trail Blazers’ rebuild progresses, eyes are on the most promising players. Scoot Henderson’s development is always important because he is a big part of the Blazers’ potential.
The Portland Trail Blazers are entering a crucial offseason following a successful 2024-25 season. Entering the year, the goal for Portland was to simply be more competitive on the floor, but by the end of things, the Trail Blazers had a chance to make the postseason.
Named to back-to-back All-Star Games in 1982-83 and 1983-84, Jim Paxson also earned All-NBA Second Team honors in the latter of those years. Both seasons, he averaged more than 21 points per game.
The Portland Trail Blazers decided not to trade Jerami Grant during the trade deadline. In fact, they decided not to make any moves at all, opting to keep their group together.
The Portland Trail Blazers opted not to make any moves at the trade deadline this year. They decided to stand pat and try to make the playoffs with the guys they had.
The next year will be key in deciding the Trail Blazers’ franchise center and Portland’s future. The team has established players, but a Deandre Ayton trade looks inevitable to make room for Donovan Clingan, in order to allow him to become their franchise center.
The NBA Draft is always a fluid experience, with risers, fallers and out-of-nowhere picks being made year after year. The 2025 draft will be no different, with a handful of players who have already seen their pre-draft stock boon.
After a season defined by transition and uncertainty, the Portland Trail Blazers enter the 2025 NBA Draft with a critical opportunity to recalibrate their rebuild and fortify the foundation for future success.
The Portland Trail Blazers’ draft selection could go any number of ways. Portland is drafting in the lottery for the fourth time in as many years. For the first time in what feels like an eternity, there’s internal hope that they will break that streak next season.
The Trail Blazers will fill one of the openings on their coaching staff by hiring Kings G League coach Quinton Crawford, sources tell NBA insider Chris Haynes (Twitter link).
Former No. 5 overall pick Mario Hezonja is drawing “serious interest” from NBA teams as he contemplates a move away from Spanish EuroLeague club Real Madrid, reports Donatas Urbonas of BasketNews.com.