No dispute here: Tom Dundon is a first-class bully. The new Trail Blazers owner might also be called a first-class conniver, grifter and villain attempting to execute a first-class heist that would reduce Portland to a second-class city.

The new Blazers owner has implemented sweeping layoffs and budget cuts, convinced the blueprint that delivered Carolina a Stanley Cup can succeed in Portland.

Bill Simmons didn’t hold back on his podcast when discussing the ongoing arena standoff between the Portland Trail Blazers and the city, directing pointed criticism at team owner Tom Dundon and the broader push for public stadium funding.

Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon had the names of his wife and five children engraved on the first two rows of the Stanley Cup, a move that has drawn widespread criticism and ridicule.

Since taking over as the owner of the Portland Trail Blazers, Tom Dundon has made a multitude of cost-cutting moves, including limiting the team’s coaching budget, not traveling Portland’s two-way players for the first two games of the postseason and ...

Fans of the Portland Trail Blazers should prepare themselves for a very unpleasant time. Tom Dundon, the team’s new owner, is digging in. Arena renovations would improve the value of his property, and so he wants arena renovations.

The list of grievances against new Portland Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon appears to be growing. Legendary sportscaster Neil Everett lost his job with the Blazers earlier this month.