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Notes, Thoughts and Takeaways From Trail Blazers Media Day
Decoding Monday's interview sessions with Joe Cronin, Chauncey Billups and key Blazers players.
5 Biggest Storylines Going Into Trail Blazers Training Camp
With media day set for Monday, here's what to keep an eye on.
MAILBAG: What are the Expectations for Scoot Henderson's Second Season?
Looking at the present and future of last year's No. 3 overall pick.
MAILBAG: Trade Odds, Who Will Surprise in Camp
Plus, a Shaedon Sharpe health update, and just how long are the Blazers going to be rebuilding?
Trail Blazers Tap Sinclair/KATU as New Local TV Partner, Also Launching BlazerVision Streaming Service
After moving on from ROOT Sports, Blazers games will now be broadcast over the air as well as direct-to-consumer.
WNBA Mini-Mailbag: Next Steps for Portland's New Expansion Team
Discussing when the Bhathals will hire staff and how the new team's roster will be put together ahead of their 2026 debut.
Portland's Delayed WNBA Expansion Was a Blessing in Disguise
It took a year too long, but Portland found the right ownership group for its new basketball team.
Trail Blazers Bringing Back Taze Moore on Two-Way Contract
Moore spent last season with the Rip City Remix and fills the third and final two-way spot on Portland's roster.
Rip City Remix Announce 2024-25 G League Season Schedule
The Trail Blazers' G League team will tip off its second season on Nov. 8.
Sources: Bhathal Family Lands Portland WNBA Expansion Team
The family, which owns the NWSL's Portland Thorns, will announce on Sept. 18 that women's professional basketball is returning to Portland in 2026.
Trail Blazers Name Sergi Oliva Head Coach of Rip City Remix for 2024-25 Season
The Blazers' assistant general manager will lead their G League team this season before returning to the front office.
Trail Blazers Won't Have to Try to Get Into Cooper Flagg Sweepstakes
Portland's brutal schedule and the strength of the Western Conference put them in strong position for one of the most anticipated draft classes in years.