Oregon Sports News

The Writer And The Fighter – Bellator 243, UFC Vegas 6, And Jake’s Tummy Troubles

August 7, 2020 David Golden Comments Off

On this episode of The Writer and The Fighter, Oregon Sports News Senior MMA Writer David Golden and Bellator MMA fighter Jake Smith discuss last week’s lost episode, Bellator 243, UFC Vegas 6, and why […]

How To Watch Sports During A Global Pandemic – The NBA’s Blueprint

August 7, 2020 Paul Redman Comments Off

Watching the NBA on television over the last week has been a fascinating case study in how to return to professional sports during a global pandemic. The steps the NBA have taken to safely allow […]

Gary Trent, Jr. Has Been The Story For The Portland Trail Blazers

August 7, 2020 Kush Khamesra Comments Off

Someone on the Portland Trail Blazers has been playing out of the world recently. Gary Trent Jr. has averaged just 8.2 points prior to the bubble but now he’s on fire. He had 21 points […]

Can Shotokan Karate Ever Stand Up To “Ground-And-Pound” Styles Within The Octagon?

August 7, 2020 Cliff Paul Comments Off

The early days of mixed martial arts saw a number of different styles pitted against one another in what can only be called a brawl-like sense of variety. In fact, many opponents actually preferred facing […]

Junior Hockey Pushed Back To December, Uncertainty Still Abounds

August 7, 2020 Stuart Kemp Comments Off

The Ontario Hockey League today announced that it is planning to return to play on December 1, 2020, subject to ensuring that the players, fans, staff and community are able to play and attend games […]

A Journey Through Sports And Cable Television During The Pandemic

August 5, 2020 Nick Bartlett Comments Off

Last Saturday, I felt like I was living the American dream. I watched sports, comedy, and YouTube intermittently, while jostling for that just-right position against my white bedroom wall. Sometimes we all just need a […]

Kyle Lewis Is The Reason, Right Now, To Keep Watching The Seattle Mariners

August 5, 2020 Jackson Pappin Comments Off

I am biased and subjective when I’m downright True to the Blue. Yet even I know Seattle Mariners baseball in 2020 is not strictly elegant. It’s ugly, actually. And somehow I know, I can feel […]

Understanding Gary Trent Jr.’s Growth And Maturation

August 5, 2020 Jarreau Brown Comments Off

We’re into Week 2 of the NBA bubble and the Portland Trail Blazers are still in the hunt for the Western Conference’s 8th seed. One thing has become apparent for the Trail Blazers: Gary Trent […]

Here’s Why Sports Betting Apps Are A Great Choice

August 3, 2020 Patrick Lombardi Comments Off

On the internet sportsbooks as listed at Topbetting.in supply lots of advantages over brick-and-mortar sportsbooks as you can wager there at any moment without waiting in a lengthy queue. On-line sports betting systems have a much broader […]

Portland Trail Blazers Fantasy Draft – 1990s Edition

August 3, 2020 Oregon Sports News Staff Comments Off

The 1990s. Some call it the golden era of NBA basketball. In Rip City, the decade never saw a championship, but it both opened and closed with runs at Western Conference titles, giving Millennials, Gen […]