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Trail Blazers

Conference Western
Division Northwest
Arena Moda Center
Founded 1970

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Blazers bank on pace-and-space for 2026-27
Portland Trail Blazers

Blazers bank on pace-and-space for 2026-27

The recent offseason recap and early-season preview provide a clear picture of where the Portland Trail Blazers stand as they head into the upcoming campaign. Front-office executives have wrapped up a series of roster adjustments, while the coaching staff used the break to lock in new offensive and defensive concepts before the first preseason practice. The result is a team that feels both refreshed and strategically aligned for the challenges ahead.

ESPN
Portland arena deal showdown threatens Blazers' future
Portland Trail Blazers

Portland arena deal showdown threatens Blazers' future

Portland city council will vote on Dec. 17 on a $586 million public-funded renovation of the Moda Center. The package has already been approved by the state ($365 million), the city ($120 million) and Multnomah County ($101.6 million). In exchange, the Trail Blazers would sign a new 20-year lease that keeps the franchise in Portland through the 2049-2050 season. If council rejects the terms, the state commitment expires on Dec. 31 and the team’s current lease ends on Oct. 11, 2030, leaving the franchise’s future uncertain.

The New York Times

Trail Blazers Salary Cap

Full contracts → Draft history
Total Cap $231.1M
Cap Space -$66.1M
Est. Tax Bill $0
Dead Cap $268K
#PlayerPosAgeTypeCap HitGuaranteed
1Jrue HolidayPG36VET-EXT$34.8M$34.8M
2Jerami GrantPF32FA$34.2M$34.2M
3Shaedon SharpeSG23RK-EXT$20.1M$20.1M
4Toumani CamaraPF26VET-EXT$18.1M$18.1M
5Scoot HendersonPG22RK-1ST$13.6M$13.6M
6Damian LillardPG36FA$13.4M$13.4M
7Deni AvdijaSF26RK-EXT$13.1M$13.1M
8Donovan ClinganC22RK-1ST$7.5M—
9Kris MurrayPF26RK-1ST$5.3M$5.3M
10Yang HansenC21RK-1ST$4.6M$4.6M
11Vit KrejciPG26FA$2.7M—
12Sidy CissokoSG22ROS$2.5M—

Salary data via Spotrac. Updated daily.