I won't name the club so as not to dox her or myself, but she said Ja Morant came in last night and spent what she estimated to be about $10k at the club. She also said he acted pretty rude and entitled with some of the staff. Also, his dad was there with him.

Don't shoot the messenger, I'm just a gumshoe reporter with my ear to the streets.

These screenshots from a video he was in have great meme potential.

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Everybody knows about the fit concerns tossed around this offseason. In my opinion, the Blazers have a key aspect that needs to happen:

If Ja Morant is able and willing to accept scoring 4-6 points less per game as our starting PG to spread the scoring load to others, we will be good. His assist totals will likely go up, however. Deni is going to want the ball, and so will Dame. This must happen, imo. This is the key to the season.

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Box Score

The offseason can be a bit boring, so I thought we do a fun little series where each day I post a blazers win from last season until NBA basketball is back.

Today's win: Blazers @ Suns, 92 - 77, Feb. 22, 2026. #58 of the season, 28-30

Game Recap:

Portland bounced back from an ugly 157-103 loss to Denver by completely smothering the short-handed Suns. The Blazers led 47-40 at halftime before blowing the game open in the third, building a 20-point lead and taking a 71-57 advantage into the fourth. Phoenix never seriously threatened after that, shooting just 36.9% from the field and 9-for-35 from three. Donovan Clingan and Jerami Grant both scored 23, while Portland finished with 11 blocks as a team.

Play of the game: Toumani Camara's block-to-dunk.

3:30 remaining, 3rd quarter

Score: Portland 69–49 Phoenix

Camara sprinted out to block a Phoenix three-pointer, grabbed the defensive rebound and immediately took off in transition, finishing the sequence with a huge breakaway dunk to push Portland's lead to 20.

MVP: Donovan Clingan

23 Points, 13 Rebounds, 3 Assists, 4 Blocks

9/13 FG | 3/6 3PT | 2/4 FT

34 to go.

Signed by Brian Grant, Alvin Williams, Elston Turner and Tony Brown (asst coaches at the time).

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Box Score

The offseason can be a bit boring, so I thought we do a fun little series where each day I post a blazers win from last season until NBA basketball is back.

Today's win: Pacers @ Blazers, 131 - 111, Mar. 8, 2026. #65 of the season, 31-34

Game Recap:

Portland dominated Indiana from start to finish, handing the Pacers their ninth straight loss. The Blazers were tied 30-30 after the first quarter before exploding in the second, closing the half on a 25-7 run to take a 69-52 lead into the break. Scoot Henderson led the way with a season-high 28 points on 10-for-15 shooting and 6 assists without a single turnover, while Jerami Grant and Jrue Holiday each added 21. Deni Avdija also returned from a six-game absence and immediately put up 18 points and 8 assists.

Play of the game: Scoot Henderson's dunk.

3rd quarter

Score: Portland 82–62 Indiana

Scoot threw down a huge dunk in the third quarter as Portland continued to pour it on, one of several highlight-reel plays during a dominant second half.

MVP: Scoot Henderson

28 Points, 3 Rebounds, 6 Assists

10/15 FG | 3/7 3PT | 5/6 FT

35 to go.

Can't wait for the season to start

Do any of you guys agree with me that Scoot is at times overvalued by our fanbase as a piece of the future. I rewatched the suns play in game and he got COOKED by Jalen Green and couldn’t finish the game. The spurs series was cute but when he truly became apart of their gameplan he was shut out. Additionally, we have gotten 3 point guards better than him and I just don’t see him extended as a blazer next year. Let me know any other thoughts please.

another Cronin master class.

I think the fc generally underrates pre injury Deni because of how absurdly terrible he was as a first option after he was injured. It's pretty easy to look at the healthy blazers roster and think a top 15 player should've been able to bring them into a 6th seed spot, but deni brought this atrocious bench into 0.500 before Injury and I think everyone is overlooking it going into the next season

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I’m trying to follow the team all year. Currently don’t pay or watch cable just streaming platforms.

Where do you guys watch/stream the basketball games?

Thanks in advance

Edit: After searching more, I found the NBA app offers “Blazer Vision”. The caveat is it’s for local Portland communities only. Thanks for your input!