This week we polled Portland Trail Blazers fans across the nation about the Blazers’ latest acquisition, forward Jeremy Sochan. The defensive wizard played for not one, but two NBA Finalists last season.
Portland Trail Blazers point guard Ja Morant scanned the team's new 82-game schedule and highlighted two games in particular: the matchups where the Blazers would travel to Grind City to take on his former team, the Memphis Grizzlies.
Portland City Council voted Wednesday to contribute $120MM to renovate the Moda Center, but that doesn’t guarantee a long-term future for the Trail Blazers in the city, according to Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic, Shane Dixon Kavanaugh of the Oregonian (subscription required) and Sean Highkin of Rose Garden Report (subscription required).
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Portland Trail Blazers fans should be pleased to hear about City Council's meeting in regards to renovating the Moda Center. Portland City Council approved a term sheet by an 8-4 vote that will dedicate up to $120 million towards the arena renovation plan.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Portland Trail Blazers have plenty of optimism surrounding Ja Morant, but a new study puts a hefty price tag on one potential problem. Casino.org analyzed major offseason moves across all 30 NBA teams, factoring in availability, payroll, on-court impact and assets exchanged.
On March 15, 2012, the Portland Trail Blazers traded Gerald Wallace to the New Jersey Nets for Sean Williams and Mehmet Okur. It didn't seem like a massive deal at the time, but the first-round pick the Blazers also received in the deal emerged as one of the biggest assets in NBA history.
Portland Trail Blazers (formerly Memphis Grizzlies) superstar Ja Morant is known for being outspoken. Although this doesn’t necessarily translate into having a flamboyant fashion sense, as he’s typically seen donning a tracksuit on the sidelines, Morant pulled off something truly eye-catching.
There is only a little over two months left before the start of the 2026-27 NBA regular season, which would mark the official return of Damian Lillard to action after he took the entirety of the previous campaign off as he recovered from a ruptured Achilles.
There may not be a team in the NBA that has more starting-caliber point guards than the Portland Trail Blazers. Ja Morant, Damian Lillard, Scoot Henderson and Jrue Holiday are all on the roster and there are questions surrounding how first-year head coach Micah Nori will distribute minutes amongst the foursome.
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 Portland Trail Blazers have a good problem going into the 2026-27 season. The Blazers have several capable offensive juggernauts, but three stand out above the rest: Deni Avdija, Damian Lillard and Ja Morant.
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As the Portland Trail Blazers count down to a tense face-off with their city and beloved franchise, the future of the Team has reached a critical crossroads.
Jrue Holiday still appears to have a seat at the table in Portland. The Portland Trail Blazers are not looking to buy out their veteran guard Holiday, longtime NBA writer Marc Stein reported to Substack this week.
From an NBA fan and sports analyst perspective. Portland feels like a team that the community really embraces, but you never look at it as a legitimate consistent championship destination.
Portland Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon is being criticized from all angles. To nobody’s surprise, Bill Simmons is among his funniest detractors, coming up with a hilarious new nickname.
No one knows for certain whether Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon wants to move the franchise. Sean Highkin of the Rose Garden Report isn’t ready to say that’s the plan.
“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.
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.
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.
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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