Oregon Sports News

The Blazers Didn’t Just Lose Broadcasters. They Lost More Of What Made Rip City Feel Like Home

July 22, 2026 Arran Gimba 0

For years, even when the Trail Blazers weren’t winning, there was one thing fans could always count on. The broadcast. Kevin Calabro’s iconic calls. Michael Holton’s thoughtful analysis. Neil Everett’s personality. Jamie Hudson’s professionalism. Brooke […]

The Return Of Santi – A Familiar Face Returns As Portland Timbers Host FC Dallas

July 22, 2026 Mo Damtew 0

The World Cup is over, the trophy has been handed out, and that means Portland Timbers soccer is back at Providence Park. The club will play its first home game in 60 days on Wednesday […]

Martí Cifuentes Brings A New Kind Of Ambition To The Portland Timbers

July 21, 2026 Damian Orton 0

The Portland Timbers could have taken the comfortable route with their latest coaching hire. They could have selected someone with years of Major League Soccer experience, a familiar name who already understood the league’s travel, […]

The World Cup Gave MLS A Golden Opportunity. It Can Still Blow It.

July 21, 2026 Damian Orton 0

For one month, soccer owned the American sports conversation. The 2026 World Cup filled massive stadiums across North America, produced enormous television audiences, and persuaded millions of casual viewers to build their schedules around matches. […]

5 Training Tips For Athletes To Improve Their Acceleration

July 21, 2026 Sam Hopes 0

Acceleration can change a play before it fully develops. A defensive back closing on a receiver, a Timbers midfielder attacking open space, or a basketball player driving past a defender all rely on the ability […]

Oregon Should Help Pay For The Moda Center Renovation, But Only With A Deal That Protects The Public

July 19, 2026 Craig Fallon 1

The easiest argument against spending public money on the Moda Center practically writes itself. Tom Dundon’s ownership group paid $4.25 billion for the Portland Trail Blazers, with the NBA approving the sale in March. Why […]

The Mariners’ First Half Flopped. Can A Bold Trade Save Their Season?

July 16, 2026 Ben McCarty 0

No team in baseball may need the All-Star break more than the Seattle Mariners. On paper, the Mariners entered the season with the ability to run away with a weakened American League West. Instead, at […]

College Football Head Coaches On Hot Seat In The West

July 16, 2026 Nick Bartlett 0

All football head coaches are expected to win. It’s why they were hired. But the bar is set higher for some than for others. A record over 50% at lesser programs may keep a head […]

Big Slumper – Cal Raleigh’s Offensive Struggles Encapsulate Mariners’ Disappointing First Half

July 16, 2026 Koko Udomah 0

Let’s be frank: The Seattle Mariners have been, as the kids say, mid (currently sitting 1.5 games back of the surging Texas Rangers for the American League West title at 48-49), with Cal Raleigh, Seattle […]

LaMarcus Aldridge Deserves His No. 12 Jersey Retired In Portland. Period

July 14, 2026 Bryant Knox 0

Ja Morant hasn’t played a game for the Portland Trail Blazers, but his arrival has reopened one of the franchise’s longest-running debates. After being traded to Portland, Morant is switching his jersey number from 12 […]