Following the Portland Trail Blazers’ preseason, the team’s rotation remains uncertain. Some players have impressed enough to earn a spot, but the starting lineup should not involve Jerami Grant.
The Portland Trail Blazers fell to the Utah Jazz 132-129 in the final game of the 2025 NBA preseason. Portland and Utah played a close game throughout, with neither team able to take a commanding lead at any point.
The Portland Trail Blazers tried to trade Jerami Grant in the offseason. After making the decision not to trade him during the trade deadline last year, they decided to see if they could this summer.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
The Portland Trail Blazers are heading into this season with the expectation that they will be competing for a playoff spot. They want to get their young guys some experience.
Plenty of issues face the Portland Trail Blazers as they head through training camp in preparation for the 2025-26 season. As part of an article highlighting variables for all 30 NBA franchises, ESPN analyst Bobby Marks pointed out two key questions in Portland: the status of forward Jerami Grant and the future financial flexibility of the team.
Of all the declarations at Portland Trail Blazers Media Day yesterday, none was as striking as the comments from veteran forward Jerami Grant. As our own Conor Bergin summarized Grant came to the event with a devil-may-care level of honesty that threatened to turn boilerplate into barn-burner.
There's some real intrigue around how the Portland Trail Blazers will be constructed. Unfortunately for Chauncey Billups and his squad, promising young point guard Scoot Henderson recently suffered a torn hamstring.
NBA Media Day is typically a light spectacle heavy on boilerplate optimism and PR-filtered responses looking ahead to the upcoming season. Portland Trail Blazers 2025 Media Day followed that script for 99.5% of its three-hour runtime on Monday morning at the Moda Center.
Portland Trail Blazers Media Day is upon us. We’re going to have a report and analysis from Conor Bergin on site today, but in the meantime, here’s your thread for commenting on the videos and other reports that come out of the event.
The Portland Trail Blazers have tried to figure out the future of the franchise over the last few years. They have decided that they are done trying to be in the lottery for high draft picks.
The Portland Trail Blazers have tried to offload some of their veteran players this summer, including Jerami Grant, who is under contract with the team for at least two more seasons.
The Portland Trail Blazers tried to trade a few guys over the offseason and were unsuccessful in doing so. Deandre Ayton didn't have any trade market at all, so they bought him out instead.
Two members of the Portland Trail Blazers made it on HoopsHype’s list of the top 26 power forwards heading into the 2025-26 season: Toumani Camara and Jerami Grant.
Portland Trail Blazers forward Jerami Grant is one of a few players the Blazers have shopped around this summer, and another team has joined the mix. Sam Amico of Hoops Hype believes the Los Angeles Lakers could send forward Rui Hachimura in a straight swap for Grant.
Unless something changes, it looks like NBA veteran Jerami Grant may be coming off the bench for the Portland Trail Blazers next season. According to NBA reporter Sean Highkin of The Rose Garden Report, there’s no real traction on a trade, meaning the veteran forward is likely to start the year as a reserve.