Tensions boil over as the Blazers reject a "non-starter" renovation deal, stalling a $573 million arena upgrade amid mounting financial disputes and demands for transparency.
The Trail Blazers spared no time Thursday morning telling Portland City Council that the question of whether the Moda Center ...
The city and team have publicly sparred over the Moda Center. Front Office Sports Hankins gave an opening statement saying Dundon’s … Hankins gave an opening statement saying Dundon’s … Blazers ...
Portland City Council president Jamie Dunphy says the city has “no substantive information’’ about what the Blazers want in ...
Representatives from the Trail Blazers met with Portland city councilors to discuss a new lease and the commitment of public ...
On Thursday, the Portland City Council took its Moda Center talks public after a pair of closed-door meetings, this time with ...
The Portland Trail Blazers say the city's proposal for a future lease and remodeling of the Moda Center is a non-starter. President of Business Operations, Dewayne Hankins, ...
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Blazers ownership seems to want an easier way out of Portland. City leaders are holding their ground
Rip City is seeking to ditch a "first-class" standard in the current Moda Center lease that could make it costly to move the ...
The Trail Blazers and City of Portland remain at odds over a new lease for the Moda Center, with a key City Council vote now ...
Blazers representatives were cautious about discussing any actual terms in the meeting, but insisted they haven't walked away ...
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