The Portland Trail Blazers quietly updated their roster after the Las Vegas Summer League by signing shooting guard John Tonje to a two-way contract. Tonje
The views expressed here are my own. You don’t know me, but my name is Brandon. I like the Portland Trail Blazers. I have liked them for a long time and
Remember basketball, Portland Trail Blazers fans? The joy and delightful surprises it can bring to fans? Like Samwise Gamgee remembering spring in the Shire, sitting far away on the rocky slopes of Mt.
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.
Portland Trail Blazers center Donovan Clingan is about to enter his third NBA season. If the instincts of Blazers fans are any indication, it’s going to be an interesting one.
An athlete's peak tends to coincide with the youthfulness of their 20s. Sometimes, though, that apex happens when they've had more time to marinate in experience, and that's sometimes true in the NBA.
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.
Controversial negotiations between the Portland Trail Blazers and the City of Portland over funding for renovations to the Moda Center Arena have dominate the news cycle in Rip City over the past few weeks.
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.
Portland Trail Blazers big man Micah Potter is the latest player to join the roster, but that doesn't mean he is going to be here for very long. NBA insider Jake Fischer is reporting that the Blazers are bringing people in to challenge Potter for his roster spot.
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.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
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.
The Cleveland Cavaliers had to wait until July 24 to learn that LeBron James wasn't joining their team. Now that delay is complicating their fallback signing.
The next step in negotiations between the city of Portland and the Trail Blazers regarding renovations to the Moda Center will take place at a meeting of city councilors Thursday morning, writes Vasili Varlamos of KATU in Portland.
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.
Bill Simmons didn’t hold back on his podcast when discussing the ongoing arena standoff between the Portland Trail Blazers and the city, directing pointed criticism at team owner Tom Dundon and the broader push for public stadium funding.
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.
The Cavaliers are bringing Mario Hezonja back to the NBA. Hezonja has agreed to a one-year, $2.8 million contract with Cleveland, agent Michael Tellem of Excel Sports Management told Shams Charania of ESPN.
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.