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Latest News Shows Positive Signs for Blazers Remaining in Portland
The greatest fear of Portland Trail Blazers fans is that their beloved franchise—located in the Pacific Northwest for 56 years—will relocate under new owner Tom Dundon and his quest for investment profit. The franchise is in a heated battle with the City of Portland over funding for renovation of the Moda Center, the home arena […]
Public Testimony on Blazers, Moda Center Ongoing Today
The Portland City Council is meeting this morning, hearing public testimony on proposed funding to renovate the Moda Center, the arena which the Portland Trail Blazers call home. The city is debating committing $120 million in funding, part of a larger $600+ million package to update the arena split between Portland, Multnomah County, and the […]
Op Ed: What on Earth is Tom Dundon Up To?
It’s hard to make sense of the Blazers’ strategy regarding the negotiation for a lease extension for the Blazers’ home stadium, Moda Center. Is owner Tom Dundon playing hardball in an effort to extract as much money as possible from local governments? Or is this all theater in service to the ultimate goal of moving […]
Blazers Urge Fans to Support Team at City Council Public Testimony
The Portland Trail Blazers have asked for fan support at a Portland City Council meeting on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. PDT. The meeting will be taking public testimony about the future of the Moda Center, as the Trail Blazers organization and the City remain in negotiations about arena renovations and the team’s long-term future in […]
Reacts Survey: How Many Wins for the Blazers This Season?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Blazers fans and fans across the country. This week we’re taking an early look at the question that will consume pundits’ attention when training camp starts. How many wins will the Trail Blazers […]
What’s Going Right for the Trail Blazers?
The Portland Trail Blazers are having a rough summer. Analysts are confused by their offseason moves. The organization is in a rough-and-tumble battle with the City of Portland over funding for the aging Moda Center arena. Several prominent media figures have started to mutter about the possibility of the team leaving. Normally the summer months […]
Blazers Hire Ameer Bahhur as Rip City Remix Head Coach
The Portland Trail Blazers have hired Ameer Bahhur as the head coach of the Rip City Remix, the franchise’s G League affiliate, according to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto. Bahhur spent the past two seasons as an assistant coach with the Orlando Magic on head coach Jamahl Mosley’s staff. He joined the Magic in 2022, spending his […]
Trail Blazers Release 2026-27 Preseason Schedule
The Portland Trail Blazers have released their schedule for the 2026-27 NBA preseason. The four-game slate runs from Oct. 7-16 and features two games on the road and two at home. Here’s the rundown of the schedule (all start times are Pacific): The BC London Lions are the reigning champions of Super League Basketball, the […]
Highkin: Adam Silver Won’t Let the Blazers Move
You can’t be anywhere near the vicinity of the Portland Trail Blazers lately without encountering speculation about whether the team will move out of Portland in the near future, casualties of divisive debates over public funding of the Moda Center arena. Despite the near-constant tension, local media member Sean Highkin remains relatively unworried. The writer […]
Analyzing the Jeremy Sochan Signing for the Trail Blazers
The Portland Trail Blazers made another addition to their roster over the weekend, signing former San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks forward Jeremy Sochan to a one-year deal. Standing at 6’8, Sochan technically plays power forward but he’s capable of defending all but the tallest players on the floor. In his first three NBA […]
Sparks Win Close, Physical Game Over Fire
The Portland Fire came up short in a physical game against the Los Angeles Sparks, 106-101. Dearica Hamby led led the way for the Sparks with 23. For the Fire, Bridget Carleton had a double-double with 24 and 11 rebounds, while Carla Leite had eight assists. The Sparks came out absolutely flying, shooting 80% from […]
Evan Mobley Trade Watch
With Lebron James deciding on the Philadelphia 76ers as the final destination of his legendary career, the other suitors for his talents move on to their offseason backup plans. Of those teams, the Cleveland Cavaliers appear to be in a tough spot. After being demolished and swept in the eastern conference finals, they missed out […]
Fire in Action at 12:30pm Against Sparks
The Portland Fire (11-18) will look to snap their four-game losing streak at home this afternoon at 12:30pm Pacific against the Los Angeles Sparks (10-17). The big news from the Sparks is that they’ve traded their five-time All-Star Kelsey Plum to the Phoenix Mercury for Monique Makani, a 2027 first round pick, and a 2028 […]
Carolina Hurricanes Writer Offers Perspective on Dundon
With apologies to those who have read quite enough about Tom Dundon in recent days, it can nevertheless be helpful to understand those in charge of the Portland Trail Blazers by looking at their work elsewhere. To that point, Al Hood of Canes Country – a Carolina Hurricanes SB Nation fan site – offered their […]
Blazers to Sign Jeremy Sochan to One-Year Deal
The Portland Trail Blazers have agreed to sign free agent forward Jeremy Sochan to a one-year deal, a league source confirmed to Blazer’s Edge. The deal is non-guaranteed, so Sochan will be competing for a roster spot at Trail Blazers training camp this fall. ESPN’s Shams Charania first reported the signing. Sochan, 23, is slated […]
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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 have spent many hours and days and weeks watching the Blazers, writing and talking about the Blazers, buying Blazers tickets and merchandise, and sharing […]
Which Deep-Bench Blazer Will be the Pleasant Surprise of the 2026-27 Season?
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. Doom, let’s take a moment and a comment thread to focus on the fun, on-court aspect of Trail Blazers basketball that will […]
Caitlin Clark, Fever Douse the Fire
The Portland Fire played hard on Friday night but were outpaced by the Indiana Fever 112-98 in heated WNBA action. Fever superstar Caitlin Clark was electric, recording a triple-double in a dominating performance. Shooting guard Bridget Carleton led the way for the Fire with 26 points, while Carla Leite had 12 assists in the loss. […]
Fire Take on Caitlin Clark and the Fever
The Portland Fire (11-17) begin a five game homestand tonight with a matchup against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (18-10). The Fire will be looking to snap a three game losing streak, while the Fever have tallied four wins in a row. In her most recent game against the Seattle Storm, Clark had a […]
Blazers Fans Excited for Donovan Clingan
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. When polled this week about which Trail Blazers center they were most excited about this year, 61% of respondents tabbed Clingan as their go-to big. […]
Why the Trail Blazers Staying in Portland is the Sensible Scenario
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. Each side has cited documents and media reports, accused the other of confusing the facts, and gotten grumpy in public over […]
Blazers Speak at Meeting of Portland City Council
This morning the Portland City Council held a work session to discuss proposals for renovations of the Moda Center Arena. The Portland Trail Blazers sent several representatives to the meeting, including team president Dewayne Hankins. Blazers president Dewayne Hankins is at city hall flanked by Blazers CFO Joe Loomis, team lawyer Landus Anderson, Mike Wilkerson […]
Who Are the Most Important Trail Blazers this Season?
The Portland Trail Blazers are a couple months away from opening up training camp on the 2026-27 NBA season. The roster is all but full. Barring a trade, it looks like the Blazers will go into the year with a bunch of flashy guards, a deep center corps, and a few wings covering a lot […]
Trail Blazers Attending City of Portland Meeting Amid Lawsuit Argument
After plenty of conflicting signals, it appears that the Portland Trail Blazers are prepared to participate in a Portland City Council meeting on Thursday morning, a work session to find steps forward in funding renovations to the Moda Center arena. Earlier in the week it looked like the team might not send representatives to the […]
Will the Blazers Make Another Trade This Summer?
The NBA is in the midst of its annual “take a breath” period, the dead time between late July and early September when franchises shutter, General Managers go on well-deserved vacations, and news calms down a little bit. That doesn’t mean the summer is over, though. There’s going to be another groundswell of opportunity soon, […]
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