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- 1Trail Blazers pledge commitment to Portland amid arena standoff▼Blazers send strong message amid arena standoff: 'We are committed to Portland' https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7640476
The Portland Trail Blazers have publicly stated they are committed to Portland as a standoff over the team's arena situation intensifies. The franchise's declaration, reported by The Athletic, is aimed at quelling speculation about a possible relocation. The dispute over the arena's future has raised concerns among fans about the team's long-term home in Oregon.
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The Portland Trail Blazers have appointed Braiden Bell as their new television play-by-play broadcaster. The move fills a key booth role ahead of the upcoming NBA season, and it is drawing attention from fans in Portland and across the league as the team shapes its broadcast team for games on local television.
- 3Scout's Harsh Ja Morant Assessment Draws NBA Backlash▼‘Media Whack Job,’ ‘Fake News and Narratives’ — Scout’s Brutal Assessment of Ja Morant and His Blazers Fit Sparks Backlash From NBA World
An NBA scout delivered a scathing evaluation of Ja Morant, dismissing coverage of him as 'fake news and narratives' and questioning how he would fit with the Portland Trail Blazers. The blunt comments quickly spread across NBA media and social platforms, drawing significant backlash from fans and analysts who accused the scout of unfairly targeting the Memphis Grizzlies star.
- 4Trail Blazers media day to feature Lillard return and arena news▼What to expect at Trail Blazers’ NBA media day: Arena updates and Damian Lillard’s return
The Portland Trail Blazers are holding their NBA media day, with reporters expecting updates on the team's arena situation and on Damian Lillard's return to the franchise. Lillard is back in Portland after his stint elsewhere, and his homecoming comments are expected to dominate the event as the new season begins.
- 5Trail Blazers fire new broadcaster over offensive comments▼Trail Blazers fire new broadcaster after misogynistic, racist comments surface
The Portland Trail Blazers have fired a newly hired broadcaster after misogynistic and racist comments surfaced. The team cut ties with the announcer before the season got underway. The move has drawn attention as sports organizations face growing pressure to act quickly when offensive remarks by staff or talent come to light, and it raises questions about the team's vetting of hires.
- 6Ja Morant, Damian Lillard could team up in Portland backcourt▼Ja Morant and Damian Lillard starting in the same backcourt? It could happen in Portland https://www.nytimes.com/athleti
A report from Portland Trail Blazers training camp raises the possibility of Ja Morant and Damian Lillard starting together in the same backcourt this season. The idea of pairing the two star guards in Portland is being discussed as a real scenario coming out of camp, drawing attention from NBA fans ahead of the new season.
- 7Trail Blazers media day to spotlight Lillard's return and arena updates●What to expect at Trail Blazers' NBA media day: Arena updates and Damian Lillard's return https://www. nytimes.com/athle
The Portland Trail Blazers hold their NBA media day with reporters expecting updates on the team's arena situation and Damian Lillard's return to the franchise. Fans will also hear from new teammate Ja Morant for the first time since July. The event marks the unofficial start of a season in which Portland's reunion with Lillard is the main storyline.
- 8Blazers Urged to Ease Damian Lillard Back Into Action▼Blazers Should Ease Damian Lillard Back Into Action
Yahoo Sports argues the Portland Trail Blazers should bring Damian Lillard back gradually rather than rush him into a heavy workload. The piece reflects an ongoing debate about how the veteran guard should be handled on his return, with caution urged to protect his long-term health.
- 9Trail Blazers media day: arena news and Lillard's return●What to expect at Trail Blazers' NBA media day: Arena updates and Damian Lillard's return https://www.nytimes.com/athlet
The Portland Trail Blazers are holding their NBA media day, with reporters highlighting two main storylines: updates on the team's arena situation and Damian Lillard's return to the franchise. Coverage previews what to expect as Lillard faces questions about coming back to Portland, alongside arena developments. The event opens the team's 2026-27 season and sets the tone for the year ahead.
- 10Trail Blazers fire play-by-play announcer hours after hiring●Blazers fire new play-by-play announcer hours after hiring him. https:// lemmy.world/post/52640077
The Portland Trail Blazers dismissed their newly hired play-by-play announcer just hours after announcing his hiring. The abrupt reversal on a broadcasting role is drawing attention from NBA fans, with many asking what prompted such a quick change of heart from the franchise.
- 11Senegal's Olympic milestones ahead of Dakar 2026▼Dakar 2026: Track breakthroughs, football stars and Alpine trailblazers – Senegal’s milestones at the Olympic Games
Senegal's Olympic history is in focus as Dakar prepares to host the 2026 Youth Olympic Games, the first Olympic event on African soil. A retrospective highlights the country's landmark moments, including track and field breakthroughs, football stars and Alpine skiing pioneers who represented the West African nation at past Games.
- 12Trail Blazers name Braiden Bell as TV play-by-play announcer●Portland Trail Blazers hire Braiden Bell as new TV play-by-play announcer https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7650072/2026/
The Portland Trail Blazers have hired Braiden Bell as their new television play-by-play announcer, filling the team's broadcast booth ahead of the upcoming NBA season. The move gives the franchise a fresh voice for its TV coverage, and fans are weighing in on the choice as the team reshapes its broadcasting lineup.
- 13Trail Blazers fire new announcer over old posts▼Trail Blazers fire new announcer over past inappropriate posts
The Portland Trail Blazers have dismissed a newly hired announcer after past inappropriate social media posts came to light. The team parted ways with the broadcaster shortly after the resurfaced content was flagged, making the decision before he could begin his on-air role. It is the latest example of an NBA franchise acting quickly over a hire's offensive online history.
- 14Trail Blazers fire broadcaster hours after hiring over old posts▼Trail Blazers broadcaster fired hours after hiring for past racist, sexist social media posts - The Athletic
The Portland Trail Blazers dismissed a broadcaster just hours after announcing his hiring, after past racist and sexist social media posts came to light. The Athletic reported the rapid reversal, which the team made following immediate backlash over the resurfaced comments. The episode has drawn attention to how thoroughly teams vet on-air hires before public announcements.
- 15Jeff Teague calls out Ja Morant and Damian Lillard disrespect▼https://www. olnba.com/923515/ Jeff Teague CALLS OUT Ja Morant & Damian Lillard DISRESPECT, predicts Blazers a major thr
Former NBA guard Jeff Teague, speaking on his podcast, criticised the lack of respect given to Ja Morant and Damian Lillard, and predicted the Portland Trail Blazers could become a major threat in the Western Conference. His remarks are circulating among NBA fans, with reactions split over whether Lillard's Blazers are genuinely underrated or whether Teague's praise is overblown.
- 16Trail Blazers Face Tough Questions Over Ja Morant Scouting Report●Trail Blazers Have a Big Problem With Brutal Ja Morant Scout Take
An analyst's blunt assessment of how the Portland Trail Blazers match up with Ja Morant has drawn attention, with the take suggesting the Blazers have a significant problem on their hands when it comes to containing the Memphis Grizzlies star. The remarks have become a talking point among NBA fans debating Portland's defensive options.
- 17Portland Trail Blazers fire new broadcaster over old offensive remarks●Portland Trail Blazers fire new broadcaster after misogynistic, racist comments from teen years surface https:// fed.bri
The Portland Trail Blazers have fired a newly hired broadcaster after past misogynistic and racist comments he made during his teenage years resurfaced online. The team moved quickly to cut ties once the remarks came to light, and the case is drawing attention to how organizations vet new hires and handle resurfaced old social media content.
- 18Trail Blazers broadcaster fired over old racist, sexist posts▼Trail Blazers broadcaster fired for past racist, sexist social media posts https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7651447/2 0
The Portland Trail Blazers have fired a broadcaster after past racist and sexist social media posts resurfaced. The broadcaster, Bell, had been set to appear at the team's Fan Fest scrimmage and begin working during the upcoming season, but the organization parted ways with him before the season got underway. The decision has drawn attention to scrutiny of sports media figures' online histories.
- 19Trail Blazers' Cam Whitmore draws early praise at training camp●It's good when your coach says nice things about you on day 1 of training camp. Then again, there is day 2. https://www.
Portland Trail Blazers forward Cam Whitmore reportedly received kind words from his coach on the first day of training camp, a promising early sign in his bid for a rotation role. The quip about day two reflects the usual caution around early camp impressions, with fans noting that real evaluations only begin once practices and preseason games continue.
- 20Trail Blazers broadcaster fired hours after hiring over old posts●Blazers broadcaster fired hours after hiring for racist, sexist posts from teen years - The Athletic
The Portland Trail Blazers have fired a broadcaster just hours after announcing his hiring, after racist and sexist social media posts he made as a teenager resurfaced online. The Athletic first reported the dismissal. The rapid turnaround has drawn attention to how teams vet hires and how old online conduct can end careers almost instantly.
- 21Trail Blazers broadcaster fired over old racist posts●Trail Blazers broadcaster fired for past racist, sexist social media posts
A Portland Trail Blazers broadcaster has been dismissed after past racist and sexist posts on social media resurfaced, The New York Times reports. The firing adds to a wider pattern of sports broadcasters facing consequences when offensive old online comments come to light, and it raises questions about vetting for on-air roles. The team has not detailed the circumstances of the discovery, and the broadcaster's identity remains unclear in available reporting.
- 22Rock Entertainment Group appoints new chief commercial officer▼Rock Entertainment Group names new chief commercial officer with Blue Jays, Trail Blazers experience
Rock Entertainment Group, the Cleveland-based sports and entertainment company behind the Cleveland Cavaliers, has named a new chief commercial officer. The incoming executive brings prior experience with the Toronto Blue Jays and the Portland Trail Blazers, adding front-office depth across baseball and basketball. The appointment was reported by Crain's Cleveland Business.
- 23Player Completes Soul Blazer Before Terranigma Rerelease●Completed Soul Blazer (SNES). All RetroAchievements obtained. Started up Illusion of Gaia (SNES) as I'm working my way t
A retro gaming enthusiast reports finishing Soul Blazer on the SNES with every RetroAchievement earned, and starting Illusion of Gaia next as part of playing through the Quintet catalog. The run is timed ahead of Terranigma's arrival in January, which fans see as a rare moment of attention for the cult Japanese RPG developer's classics.
- 24Trail Blazers sign Hyunjung Lee to Exhibit 10 deal●The Trail Blazers signed this guy on an Exhibit 10 deal. He only averaged 17 minutes a game, but those are decent stats.
The Portland Trail Blazers have signed Hyunjung Lee on an Exhibit 10 contract, a low-risk training camp deal that can convert to a two-way contract. Fans reviewing his overseas numbers note he played about 17 minutes per game but produced solid statistics, pointing to good ball control and an ability to collect offensive rebounds. Observers see him as a developmental prospect worth a look in camp.
- 25Mini bags hailed as the sharp finishing touch for tailored looks●A mini bag works perfectly with blazers, trousers, and long coats. Therefore, the outfit feels sharp, modern, and fashio
Fashion commentary is highlighting the mini bag as an accessory that pairs perfectly with blazers, trousers, and long coats. According to the styling advice, adding a small structured bag makes an outfit feel sharp, modern, and inspired by fashion editors, positioning the mini bag as an easy way to elevate tailored, office-ready looks this season.
- 26Trail Blazers Unveil 2026-27 Training Camp Roster▼Trail Blazers Announce 2026-27 Training Camp Roster
The Portland Trail Blazers have announced their training camp roster for the 2026-27 NBA season, per the team's official announcement. The list sets out which players will report to camp as Portland prepares for the upcoming season. Fans are reviewing the roster to see which veterans, young players and newcomers made the cut.
- 27Trail Blazers fire announcer hours after hiring over old tweets●NBA's Portland Trail Blazers hire announcer, then fire him hours later over tweets from his teenage years
The Portland Trail Blazers hired a new announcer and then dismissed him just hours later, after resurfaced tweets he posted as a teenager came to light. The move has drawn attention to how sports teams vet new hires and how old social media posts can cost someone a job within hours of being announced.
- 28Trail Blazers fire broadcaster hours after hiring over old posts●Trail Blazers broadcaster fired hours after hiring for past racist, sexist social media posts
The Portland Trail Blazers dismissed a broadcaster just hours after announcing his hiring, after old social media posts containing racist and sexist content came to light. The team reversed the decision quickly, and the abrupt about-face has drawn attention to vetting practices around media hires in professional sports.
- 29Trail Blazers Leadership Under Scrutiny at Media Day▼Blazers Leadership Faces the Music at Media Day
Portland Trail Blazers leadership addressed reporters at the team's media day, facing pointed questions about the state of the franchise. The Willamette Week headline says leaders 'faced the music,' suggesting a tense session covering the team's direction and recent decisions. No further details are available beyond the headline.
- 30Toumani Camara set to speak at media availability●Toumani Camara Media Availability | Sept. 29, 2026
Portland Trail Blazers forward Toumani Camara is scheduled to face reporters at a media availability on September 29, 2026. The session comes as the new NBA season approaches, with the Belgian wing expected to discuss his offseason, the team's young roster, and expectations for the year ahead. Camara has grown into a key two-way contributor for Portland, drawing attention for his defensive play and steady development.
- 312026/27 NBA Over/Under Win Totals Released for Northwest Division●2026/27 NBA Over/Unders: Northwest Division
Early over/under win total projections for the 2026/27 NBA season are out for the Northwest Division, covering the Nuggets, Thunder, Timberwolves, Trail Blazers and Jazz. The lines give fans and analysts a first benchmark for next season, prompting debate over which teams will exceed expectations and which will fall short.