For years, the idea of the Portland Trail Blazers leaving Portland felt next to impossible. However, after the last few months, the Blazers' future in Portland is uncertain.
“It’s like somebody buying a house because they like the street, not the house.” That’s how Bill Simmons described his biggest concern about Tom Dundon’s ownership of the Trail Blazers, suggesting the billionaire could be more interested in owning an NBA franchise than maintaining its connection to Portland.
The Trail Blazers and the city of Portland finally met face to face about renovating the Moda Center and keeping the franchise in town. It apparently didn’t go especially well.
On Thursday, the Trail Blazers and officials from the city of Portland were finally able to meet about the ongoing negotiations aimed at renovating the Moda Center and keeping the team in Portland, Jason Quick writes for The Athletic.
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After remaining on the Trail Blazers‘ roster through August 1, Vit Krejci‘s non-guaranteed $2,667,944 salary is now partially guaranteed for $250K, as our list of early salary guarantee dates shows.
Jeremy Sochan has reached a contract agreement with the Trail Blazers, according to Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link), who hears from agent Deirunas Visockas that the free agent forward will be signing a one-year contract with Portland.
There’s been little honeymoon phase since Texas billionaire Tom Dundon took over the Portland Trail Blazers in March 2026. Tensions between the new franchise owner and the city have grown.
It's been a mixed bag for the Portland Trail Blazers throughout the offseason as they have seen the good, bad, and ugly. Members of the Portland Trail Blazers On SI staff gave their thoughts on what worked this offseason and what needs to be improved upon.
The Portland Trail Blazers definitely have one of the NBA’s deepest backcourts, and that same depth might force them to make a difficult decision. Sports writer Jeremy Brenner recently proposed a blockbuster trade idea that would solve one of the Portland Trail Blazers’ biggest roster issues as they head into the 2026-27 season.
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The Western Conference in the NBA is an absolute bloodbath, stacked top to bottom with contenders and dangerous playoff teams. But buried in all that noise is a roster that isn't getting nearly enough credit: the Portland Trail Blazers.
The Portland Trail Blazers have spent the last few years putting together a roster that has no shortage of depth and talent. This offseason, they solved one of their biggest problems from last season.
The future of the Trail Blazers in Portland will take another step Thursday. Portland’s City Council is scheduled to publicly review a proposed agreement tied to renovations at the Moda Center, a deal that would include a 20-year commitment from the franchise to remain in the city through at least 2047.
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The Portland Trail Blazers are rolling out the red carpet for their newly acquired superstar, even as the organization navigates growing public tension behind the scenes.
Tom Dundon has been in the news for his recent decisions as the owner of the Portland Trail Blazers for all the wrong reasons. Dundon has certainly not ingratiated himself with the Trail Blazers fanbase with his recent decisions, proving himself to be a frugal and hard-headed team owner.
The Trail Blazers and City of Portland remain at odds over a new lease for the Moda Center, with a key City Council vote now a little more than two weeks away.
Remember when there were debates about who should be the No. 1 pick in 2023 between Victor Wembanyama and Scoot Henderson? Ah, fun times. But while the San Antonio Spurs clearly made the right decision in selecting Wembanyama, it was also a reminder that many were very high on Henderson coming out of the now-defunct G League Ignite.
Commissioner Adam Silver and the NBA have been dragging their feet on expansion plans. That delay has given the league's newest owner powerful leverage.
The Trail Blazers were acquired by Tom Dundon only in March, but fears that the NBA side could be relocated are rearing their heads. The cause? The planned redevelopment of the Moda Center, where the team plays its games.