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No Bust Here: The Sad Story of Greg Oden

Greg Oden underwent microfracture surgery number two on his left knee and his third overall. It’s really not looking good for him right now. He says he has no plans to retire, he is just 24, after all, but it’s tough to imagine him making it back from this. While it is unfortunate that Oden has met yet another setback when it comes to his health, I find it troubling that...
Via The I in Team  |  1 hour ago

Blazers close first half of the season on a high note

No Duncan, no Parker, and no Ginobili means no problem for Portland. A day after setting lows for points in a quarter, the Blazers bounced right back and set a first quarter high of 41 points. That’s a 585% increase in the first quarter in just 24 hours! They followed with a halftime season high of 66, and a game high 137 points. To get to 137 points in regulation you need...
Via Pro Sports Blogging  |  9 hours ago

Trail Blazers 137, Spurs 97

LaMarcus Aldridge had 21 points and the Portland Trail Blazers routed San Antonio 137-97 Tuesday night while the Spurs rested Tim Duncan and Tony Parker. Jamal Crawford scored 20 points, shooting 5 for 7 on 3-pointers, and had eight assists for the Blazers, who led by as many as 48 points and sat all of their starters for most of the fourth quarter. Gerald Wallace and Nicolas Batum...
Via AP on Fox  |  11 hours ago

Portland Trail Blazers Nate McMillan’s popularity wilts in the rain

Once Considered a Savior, Blazers Coach Nate McMillian is Unfairly Criticized for Blazers Play In the Rose City, the love affair with Coach Nate McMillan has started to wilt as the petals of support have fallen with the sudden torrential downpour of ugly losses at the Rose Garden and away from it. “Fire Nate” has become a trendy phrase to use in the coffee shops, sports...
Via NorthWest Sports Beat  |  12 hours ago

VID: LaMarcus Aldridge to make cameo on IFC’s Portlandia

IFC’s cult-hit Portlandia has developed a huge fan-base in the Upper Northwest, people who enjoy the wry and dry comedy of creators Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein. Armisen and Brownstein love to take Portland to task and all of it’s liberal trappings. It appears they have a fan in Portland Trailblazers first-time All-Star center LaMarcus Aldridge. Aldridge will make a cameo...
Via Rant Sports  |  14 hours ago

Portland Trail Blazers, Greg Oden, and the career that should have been

It was announced yesterday that Greg Oden of the Portland Trail Blazers, had his third microfracture surgery in 4 years. That’s unbelievable! Three microfracture surgeries in 4 years, that has to be some kind of record (I’m about to get Ripley on line 1). At this point I question if there are any original parts in his knees. I image that he knees are full of Silly Putty...
Via Comedic Prose  |  17 hours ago

Rick’s Picks: The weekly Portland Trail Blazers all-stars

Top Blazers – Last 7 Days For what was quite an up and down week for Portland (see Friday’s article) there were, however, a few bright spots to make note of. In this week’s basketball edition of Three All-Stars, I’ll take a look at three performances that defined Blazer basketball this week. First Star — Nicolas Batum (2/14: L vs. Washington) I tried...
Via NorthWest Sports Beat  |  19 hours ago

Spurs vs. Trail Blazers Betting Odds & Handicapping Preview Feb. 21

NBA Matchup Insight The Blazers are the home favorite tonight, but they are coming off a loss to the Lakers and tonight they face the hottest team in the NBA in the Spurs, who have won 11 straight. CLICK HERE CHECK OUT THE BLAZERS BLOG IN OUR CLUBHOUSE TODAY AT NWSB! San Antonio Spurs (23-9) at Portland Blazers (17-16)   When: 10 PM ET, Tuesday, February 21, 2012 Where: Rose Garden...
Via NorthWest Sports Beat  |  20 hours ago

A numerical analysis of how much of a bust Greg Oden has been

Monday gave us news that the Portland Trail Blazers’ crutch aficionado Greg Oden will miss the entire season after undergoing microfracture surgery on his left knee. It’s the former first overall pick’s second such procedure on that knee and third overall. It’s quite possible Oden, whose contract is up after this season, is done in Portland. Adding insult to injury, The Oregonian...
Via The Daily Rival  |  23 hours ago
HERE WE GO AGAIN

Greg Oden done for season

More tough news for Greg Oden as another microfracture surgery on his knee will cause him to miss the rest of the season.  Since being drafted No. 1 back in 2007, Oden has played in just 82 games.

Via Pro Sports Daily  |  1 day ago

Nets guard Anthony Morrow to honor franchise great Drazen Petrovic at all-star weekend

    Before Drazen Petrovic made his NBA debut in 1989 with the Portland Trailblazers he had already made a name for himself playing in Europe. He was a 4-time winner of the Euroscar Award and twice won the Mr. Europa Award. He was the MVP of the 1986 FIBA World Championships and the organization [...]
Via Los That Sports Blog  |  1 day ago

'Raymond Time' Key To Consistency

He was sick of turnover talk. Sick of hearing about the lows and sick of losing. Raymond Felton was thrown into the Portland Trail Blazers' lineup as the offense's tone setter but has struggled to stay consistent. Understatement. He's struggled to remain stable, teetering on the edge of the cliff that lands him near the end of the bench. Felton understood. He knew full...
Via Oregon Sports News  |  2 days ago

Raymond Felton: Head Coach “doesn’t believe in me”

Portland Trail Blazers guard Raymond Felton is having a down season and after a recent loss he called out the Trail Blazers head coach Nate McMillan. In the game Felton was awful and that is being kind. Felton played a season low 24 minutes while shooting 0 for 7 from the field. Felton also committed 5 turnovers. For the game Portland only scored 71 points and lost to the Clippers...
Via roundballchat.com  |  2 days ago
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