Portland

Trail Blazers

WesternNorthwest1× NBA Champion

Est. 1970Moda CenterMicah Nori

Führung

Management & Trainerstab

Eigentümer / Governor

Jody Allen (Paul Allen Trust)

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Cheftrainer

Micah Nori

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General Manager

Joe Cronin

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Co-Trainer

MWMike Williams(Assistant Coach)

1Championships

3Conference Titles

7Division Titles

Championship History

Championship Era

1977

vs Philadelphia 76ers

4–2

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Current Roster

2026–2027 Season

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Point Guards(3)

Lillard

Holiday

Henderson

Shooting Guards(7)

Wesley

Love

Youngblood

Kent

Sharpe

Cissoko

Krejci

Small Forwards(4)

Avdija

Murray

Thybulle

Camara

Power Forwards(1)

Grant

Center(3)

Clingan

III

Hansen

Franchise Legends

Icons who defined the franchise's identity

Bill Walton

Clyde Drexler

Terry Porter

Retired Numbers

Numbers raised to the rafters forever

Larry Weinberg

Original Owner

Dave Twardzik

1974-1980

Larry Steele

1971-1980

Maurice Lucas

1976-1980, 1987-1988

Clyde Drexler

1983-1995

Bob Gross

1975-1982

Terry Porter

1985-1995

Bill Walton

1974-1978

Lloyd Neal

1972-1979

Geoff Petrie

1970-1976

Jack Ramsay

Coach 1976-1986

Die Geschichte

Franchise-Geschichte

The Portland Trail Blazers, founded in 1970, won their only championship in 1977 behind Bill Walton's dominant play — one of the greatest individual Finals performances in history. "Rip City" — the nickname coined by broadcaster Bill Schonely — became synonymous with Portland basketball. Clyde Drexler led the Blazers to two Finals appearances in 1990 and 1992. The late 1990s "Jail Blazers" were talented but controversial. Damian Lillard became the franchise's modern icon with his clutch performances, including the series-ending buzzer-beaters against Houston (2014) and Oklahoma City (2019). After Lillard's trade to Milwaukee in 2023, the Blazers entered a rebuild, developing young talent while honoring their passionate fan base — one of the most loyal in professional sports.

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