The Portland Trail Blazers beat the Los Angeles Clippers 114-104 on Tuesday night. It was the first game under new owner Tom Dundon. The Blazers had been struggling, but this was the best they've looked in two months.

Tom Dundon is the new owner of the Portland Trail Blazers. He says he's committed to keeping the team in Portland. The team could relocate without a $600 million investment in renovating the Moda Center.

The Portland Trail Blazers defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 114-104 on Tuesday. The win moved the Trail Blazers just half a game behind the Clippers for eighth in the West. The teams that finish in seventh and eighth need to win just one game in the play-in tournament.

The Portland Trail Blazers lost 100-93 to the Dallas Mavericks on Friday night. The game was marked by 24 turnovers, 10 missed free throws, poor shooting and two injuries. The Blazers still had a chance to win the game late, but the same old problems did them in.

The Portland Trail Blazers lost 100-93 to the Dallas Mavericks on Friday. The loss leaves the Blazers 1 ½ games behind the eighth-place Clippers. The Los Angeles Clippers and Golden State Warriors both won Friday. Jerami Grant and Robert Williams III are injured.

The Portland Trail Blazers are essentially guaranteed a spot in the 2026 NBA play-in tournament. The worst-case scenario for the Blazers is if they fall to 10th and have to face the Clippers, a team that's owned them since Leonard came into the team.

The Portland Trail Blazers lost 100-93 to the Dallas Mavericks on Friday night. Both Jerami Grant and Robert Williams III left the game due to injuries. The loss puts the Blazers 1.5 games back from the Clippers for the eight seed.

The sale of the Portland Trail Blazers to Tom Dundon passed one of the last major checkpoints. NBA commissioner Adam Silver gave his initial impressions of Dundon and the Blazers' new ownership group. Silver also gave some thoughts on the proposed $600 million funding package for updates to Moda Center.

Brooke Olzendam and Casey Holdahl are back with yet another edition of The Blazers Balcony. The 162nd edition of the podcast is presented by Spirit Mountain Casino. Topics include the Trail Blazers, Toumani Camara, Tiago Splitter and more.

Scoot Henderson is averaging 14.5 points, 3.2 assists, and 2.5 rebounds per game this month. His 166 bench points since March 8th lead the entire league by a wide margin. Henderson is still proving his value to Portland's playoff push.

The NBA is moving towards expansion in Seattle and Las Vegas. The new franchises will get to raid the pantry of their neighbors, scooping up players to stock their own teams. That brings up a tantalizing question, covered in today's Blazer’s Edge Mailbag.

The NBA is moving towards expansion in Seattle and Las Vegas. The new franchises will get to raid the pantry of their neighbors, scooping up players to stock their own teams. That brings up a tantalizing question, covered in today's Blazer’s Edge Mailbag.

Tom Dundon's group has had an agreement in place to buy the team from Paul Allen's estate since August. Dundon will officially own the team by the end of the month at the latest.

YouTube creator Justin Leusner is raising money for Make-A-Wish. He has visited 30 arenas in 30 days. His goal is to raise $100,000 for the organization.

The Portland Trail Blazers went 3-1 this week as they continue their push for seeding in the NBA Play-In race. Toumani Camara earned the Blazer of the Week honor. Deni Avdija received an honorable mention.

The WNBA and WNBA Players Association have reached a new collective-bargaining agreement. That means the Portland Fire's inaugural season will begin on time. The Fire still have no players to sign.

Toumani Camara sets new career highs in scoring and three-pointers made. Camara made his first nine shots while leading the Trail Blazers to a 134-99 victory. The Trail Blazers are now 36-37 for the season, 19-16 at home.

The NBA has shared an updated salary cap projection for the 2026-27 season with its member franchises. The new number comes in at $165 million, a million lower than originally forecasted for the season. The decline is due to a reduction in local revenue.

Single game tickets for the team’s potential 2026 Play-In Tournament home game will go on sale to the general public on March 24 at 10:00 a.m. An exclusive presale opportunity for Season Ticket Members, Flex Pack purchasers, and Suite License holders begins Monday, March 23 at 8:30 a.M. Game dates and times for NBA Play-in Tournament games will not be determined until the end of the regular season. The 2026 NBA Playoffs will tip off on Saturday, April 18.

Kris Murray's minutes have trended downward this season for the Portland Trail Blazers. Murray was viewed to be one of the more NBA-ready prospects after three productive seasons at the University of Iowa. But unfortunately, that collegiate success hasn't translated to the next level, largely because he's an offensive liability.