Oregon Sports News

Hockey, Like The Epic Sports Book, “The Game”, Continues To Stand The Test Of Time

March 8, 2019 Jesse Morse Comments Off

With the Portland Winterhawks two weeks away from their 10th consecutive year in the Western Hockey League playoffs, NHL franchises slogging through the last month of their 82-game season, and the March 4th passing of […]

Are The Portland Trail Blazers Finally Built For The Western Conference Finals?

March 7, 2019 Casey Mabbott Comments Off

Well dear readers, we are now in the final month of the NBA season, with the playoffs set to start on April 13th. Your fearless and fighting Portland Trail Blazers are in a fun but […]

Is This Finally ‘The Year’ For Gonzaga In The NCAA Tournament?

March 7, 2019 Paul Redman Comments Off

Have you heard on the one about the little engine that could? The one that keeps repeating I think I can, I think I can, as it tries to pull a heavy load over a […]

A Day At NASCAR – More Than Just Racing

March 7, 2019 John D. Hunter Comments Off

I spend a lot of time—probably too much—talking sports with my friends and family. We love to go back and forth about the many sports in the Northwest: professional and college football, baseball, basketball and […]

The Sack Argument – Seattle Seahawks Offseason Notes

March 6, 2019 Tim Kearny Comments Off

The 2019 NFL Combine wrapped up this past weekend, and the draft is next month. But I am taking a bigger look at the Seattle Seahawks and what they can do to help themselves next […]

MLB’s Next Evolution – ‘Shifting’ Baseball Forward

March 6, 2019 Jon Aiken Comments Off

Lately, there has been a lot of discussion about updating the rules of baseball to remove the defensive shift. Personally, I love defensive shifting and don’t want to see it legislated out of the game, […]

Portland Winterhawks Drop Two In Regulation, Win One In Overtime

March 6, 2019 Stuart Kemp Comments Off

The Portland Winterhawks faced a hot Spokane team bent on climbing the ladder to second and definitely securing their third spot from Tri City. Portland, which had been a solid team, wasn’t prepared for the […]

Could MLS Rule Changes Impact League-Wide Postseason Success?

March 5, 2019 Jonathan George Comments Off

The continued growth of Major League Soccer has been encouraging having grown to 24 teams with three expansion teams in the pipeline as the league enters its 23rd season. While parity has made each season […]

Is Jarrell Miller A Realistic Challenge To Anthony Joshua In Their Upcoming Unified Bout?

March 5, 2019 Steven Salmon Comments Off

Anthony Joshua continues to be the biggest name in boxing at present and his popularity continues to rise. They are now looking to further enhance this by fighting in the US, in what is going […]

Portland Trail Blazers Weekly Preview – Oklahoma City Rivalry Continues … Who Will Win?

March 4, 2019 Jared Wright Comments Off

The longest road trip for the Portland Trail Blazers—seven games—will end in Memphis today, and it has been a huge success. Given the quality of the Blazers’ opponents (five of them were playoff teams at […]