Trail Blazers Get Jrue Holiday Back But Lose to Knicks and Lose Deni Avdija
Avdija suffered a back injury near the end of Sunday afternoon's loss to New York.
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MAILBAG: Are the Trail Blazers' Veterans Standing in the Way of Development?
Plus, will Greg Oden have a role with the organization after his triumphant return to Portland last month?
MAILBAG: Has Donovan Clingan Hit a Rookie Wall?
Plus, how much runway will Trail Blazers ownership give Joe Cronin to execute the rebuild?
5 Questions for the Trail Blazers in 2025
Looking ahead to what I want to know about this new calendar year.
The Return of Greg Oden: 'I'm Happy'
The Trail Blazers' 2007 No. 1 pick returned to Portland for the first time since injuries derailed his career.
'You Dream of Plays Like That': Scoot Henderson Beats Jazz With Biggest Shot of His Career
Henderson and Deni Avdija led the Trail Blazers to a win over Utah.
Anfernee Simons Walks Off Nuggets for Trail Blazers' Best Win of the Season
Simons' driving layup over Russell Westbrook at the final buzzer snapped Portland's six-game losing streak.
A 2024-25 Trail Blazers Trade Season Primer
Sunday is the unofficial start of the NBA’s trade season. Here’s what the Blazers have to work with and what they might be looking for.
Trail Blazers Mount Big Comeback, Then Blow 17-Point Lead to Spurs
Jerami Grant's big night wasn't enough to prevent Portland's fifth straight loss.
Robert Williams III Practices, Nearing Return From Concussion Protocol
Williams has missed the Trail Blazers' last six games.
WNBA Expansion: Thoughts on the Golden State Valkyries' Draft
With one expansion draft in the books, a look at what it could tell us about Portland's team starting in 2026.
Donovan Clingan Nearing Return, Robert Williams III Takes Next Step
Plus, Scoot Henderson details his Uber accident in Houston.
Rayan Rupert Talks Sister Iliana Being Drafted by Golden State Valkyries
The WNBA's newest expansion team took Rupert's sister, who played for the French national team in this summer's Paris Olympics.