Oregon Sports News

Portland Winterhawks Make Quick Trade – Plus Bantam Draft Update, And A University Shuts Down Hockey For Good

April 22, 2020 Stuart Kemp Comments Off

On the eve of the Bantam Draft, the Portland Winterhawks traded Carter Streek to the Saskatoon Blades for a fifth-round Bantam pick this year. Streek was drafted in the fourth round last year in the […]

The Writer And The Fighter – The Appeal Of UFC 250

April 22, 2020 David Golden Comments Off

On this episode of The Writer and The Fighter, Oregon Sport News Senior MMA Writer David Golden is joined by American Top Team striking coach Jordan Gunther, as Jake is out training for his Submission […]

The Dane And Nick Show – Utah Football Preview

April 22, 2020 Dane Miller and Nick Bartlett Comments Off

On this episode, Dane Miller and Nick Bartlett preview of Utah’s upcoming football season based on what we know now.

Portland Trail Blazers Share Damian Lillard’s Top Plays Of 2019-20 NBA Season

April 21, 2020 Bryant Knox Comments Off

The 2019-20 NBA season was, in many ways, a year to forget for the Portland Trail Blazers. Odds are, even if the campaign resumes, Rip City will not end up in the playoffs, ending a […]

OSN Podcast – The Benefits Of Having A Family Bowling Team!

April 21, 2020 Miriam B. Dye Comments Off

The debate of whether bowling is a sport or game is a never ending one. The Olympics have added it to the summer; therefore to some, that’s an official endorsement as a sport. What is […]

Scottie Pippen, Steve Kerr And The Legendary NBA Players Who Stopped Through Portland

April 20, 2020 Bryant Knox Comments Off

ESPN’s new docuseries left us with a cliffhanger at the end of Night 1, as Scottie Pippen had demanded a trade from the Chicago Bulls during the 1997-98 season—a season Phil Jackson aptly named “The […]

Quarantine Yourself With These Classic Pacific Northwest Sports Moments

April 17, 2020 Casey Mabbott Comments Off

Sports. That’s what we want right now, and that’s exactly what’s missing from all this free time spent in our homes—sports. While the world watched ESPN conclude its Horse Tournament last night (assuming you did […]

The Sport You Never Knew You Needed In Life … Until Now

April 17, 2020 Nick Bartlett Comments Off

Thwack, wshhhhhhhh, the sound of the ball reverberates inside the walls as players jostle for position. The movements range from cheetah-like sprints to backpedaling like a center-fielder. It is obscure, unknown, and uncelebrated. Handball is […]

Sportswriting Gems To Read While Safe At Home

April 17, 2020 Jackson Pappin Comments Off

A stunning amount of superlative sports writing has been cleverly obscured from view by the literary hidden-ball-trick label equivalent of “Award Winning Modern Literature.” But it is no aberration whatsoever that some of the most […]

Revenge Pie, The Seattle SuperSonics, And A Whole Bunch Of What-Ifs?

April 17, 2020 Ryan Morgan Comments Off

It’s no secret Seattle basketball fans have been keeping tabs on the OKC Thunder from afar. It was painful to see the trio of Kevin Durant, James Harden and Russell Westbrook contend for a championship […]