C.J. McCollum was a definitive positive note amid a sour end to the Portland Trail Blazers season. But are expectations too high going into next year?
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The Blazers have gone young in the front court. Paul Mitchell, of TrueHoop's Brooklyn's Finest Blog, introduces one of the acquisitions, Mason Plumlee.
The Portland Trail Blazers and Ed Davis agreed to a 3-year, $20 million deal. A brief Q&A with Scott Asai, of FanSided's Lake Show Life, for Blazers' fans.
Portland Trail Blazers' GM Neil Olshey is not waiting for LaMarcus Aldridge's decision to build the roster via trades and free agency.
Free agent negotiations are set to begin at midnight; rumors are swirling. LaMarcus Aldridge has options, including Dallas, the Spurs, Lakers, and Blazers.
Former Blazer, Sergio Rodriguez, is considering a return to the NBA this summer and would be a perfect fit to fill the vacant backup point guard role.
What does the Nicolas Batum trade indicate for the direction that Neil Olshey is planning on taking the Portland Trail Blazers franchise?
Arron Afflalo opted out of his contract and Wes Matthews indicated that he's looking for $15 million annually. The Trail Blazers suddenly need a SG.
On Draft Day, the Blazers won't have the luxury of knowing whether they'll retain Wesley Matthews, but if they don't could R.J. Hunter fill the void?
An intriguing prospect the Blazers should consider at 23 is Louisville junior, Montrezl Harrell. But would a recent player's poor results give them pause?
The Blazers brought in a number of intriguing prospects last week including University of Virginia junior, Justin Anderson. Should the Blazers target him?
LaMarcus Aldridge was named the Oregon Pro Athlete of the Year at the 63rd annual Oregon Sports Awards on Thursday night.
The Oklahoma City Thunder traded James Harden away to avoid paying the luxury tax. Now it seems as though they are willing to pay it. But for how long?
A brief history of the 23rd overall pick and what the Portland Trail Blazers can expect. All-Star talent is rare, but solid role players are often available
With Damian Lillard and LaMarcus Aldridge both eligible for maximum-level contract extensions, the Blazers have to decide if they are franchise players.
If the Boston Celtics come away from this off-season (draft and free agency included) with only Javale McGee to address rim protection, it's a failure.
Considering the amount of uncertainty surrounding the current roster, the Trail Blazers draft could go any number of directions. Why not point guard?
Lost in the discussion of LaMarcus Aldridge and Wesley Matthews is the fact that Robin Lopez, the Blazers' starting center, is a free agent as well.
The Rockets quietly acquired Corey Brewer for almost nothing. These types of value transactions are what Daryl Morey has build his (deserved) reputation on.
For both LaMarcus Aldridge and the Portland Trail Blazers, this off-season will be a formative experience for both over the next five years.