The Portland Trail Blazers’ 2025-2026 campaign begins tomorrow, which means there’s no better time for me to talk about what I think is going to play out for the year.
Category: Blazers
Tom Dundon is slated to be the next owner of the Portland Trail Blazers. That was fast. But not fast enough to escape questions, some serious, some not, about the future of Portland’s favorite basketball team.
China.
We know it. We comprehend it. But we probably don’t quite get it. And we probably won’t get a complete picture of Yang Hansen until he sees an NBA floor. But what we saw at Summer League? Read on and find out.
I have an honest question for those in the back wringing their hands about the salaries on the Portland roster.
When was the last time the Trail Blazers ever managed to maximize cap space and lure a top free agent to the Pacific Northwest?
It’s been a nice run, enjoying the Timbers scrap their way to a playoff berth, and I’m keen to watch some more Arsenal in the English Premier League through the cooler months, but there’s only one team that I can profess to write about with any sense: the Portland Trail Blazers.
Well, it’s been a while since we’ve talked about the Portland Trail Blazers.
For two weeks there, the Portland Trail Blazers were truly red hot and rolling.
The Portland Trail Blazers defeated Damian Lillard and the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday, 125-112. Pack it up, everybody. This was the only game that mattered this season and the Blazers can stop winning now.
But what do we do if they don’t?
I wanted to write this with 13 games gone. But the Portland Trail Blazers are here now, sitting at 8-18. So let’s bang a gong and get it on!
It’s going to be a long one and I am fully prepared; this team is going to suck. But by how much?
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