Trail Blazers Release 2026-27 Regular Season Schedule
Takeaways and a month-by-month breakdown from Portland's newly unveiled 82-game schedule.
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Why Adam Silver Won't Let Tom Dundon Move the Trail Blazers
City and county lawmakers are preparing to vote on their portions of a Moda Center funding package.
The WNBA's Culture War Comes to Portland
An entertaining Fire loss to Indiana was overshadowed by the circus around a Sophie Cunningham rally.
'It's Not Bad to Have Pressure': Yang Hansen Opens Up About Rookie Struggles, Goals for the Future
In his first-ever extensive interview in English, Yang reflected on a whirlwind rookie season and the pressure of representing China in the NBA.
Why the Trail Blazers Bought Low on Ja Morant
The shocking trade is the first on-court test of Tom Dundon's philosophy of ownership.
Micah Nori is Ready for What He Signed Up For
The Trail Blazers introduced their new head coach on Thursday.
The World Knows the Portland Fire Now
The Fire rendered Caitlin Clark an afterthought in their most impressive win yet.
Tom Dundon Does Care What You Think of Him
In a new podcast interview, the Trail Blazers' owner addressed his controversial early management of the team.
Trail Blazers Casting a 'Wide Net' in Coaching Search as Players Endorse Tiago Splitter
Splitter remains in consideration for the job, but Joe Cronin and Tom Dundon will talk to other candidates.
Trail Blazers' Season Ends in San Antonio, and Now the Real Questions Begin
The Trail Blazers were eliminated from the playoffs, and face their most crucial offseason in recent memory.
Trail Blazers' On-Court Vibes Couldn't Be Better, and their Off-Court Vibes Couldn't Be Worse
This year's feel-good playoff run is in stark contrast to recent headlines about the new ownership group.
After Getting Trail Blazers Back to the Playoffs, Tiago Splitter Has Made Himself the Obvious Choice to Stay the Head Coach
Splitter took over amid scandal and has the Blazers in the playoffs for the first time since 2021.
Iyana Martín is Fire GM Vanja Černivec's Biggest Ask of 'Trust' Yet
The Fire took the 20-year-old Spanish point guard with the No. 7 overall pick. She is not expected to play in the WNBA this season.