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Portland Trail Blazers vs. Phoenix Suns Preview Share this story (48-21) The Portland Trail Blazers finish up their last road game of the regular season tonight in Phoenix, taking on the Suns. It’s been a season of ups and downs, and in true Trail Blazer fashion, Portland is fighting hard for their spot in the playoffs. It might be starting to sound redundant, but this may be the most important game of the season for the Blazers. Thursday, May 13 - 7:00 p.m. PT How to watch on TV: NBCSNW, TNT, NBA League Pass or see games all season on

5 Take-Aways from the Blazers’ Huge Win in Utah Share this story Photo by Alex Goodlett/Getty Images In a game with significant playoff implications, the Portland Trail Blazers defeated the Utah Jazz 105-98 in Salt Lake City tonight. Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum combined for 56 points, with Lillard putting up 30 and McCollum scoring 26. Jordan Clarkson was the top scorer for the Jazz with 29 points off the bench while Rudy Gobert had a rugged 15 points and 20 rebounds. If you missed it earlier, here’s our quarter-by-quarter recap of the big win. After you know how it went, here are five...

Anchored by Damian Lillard’s 30-point game, the Blazers were in Playoff Mode in tonight’s win.

5-1 and Lillard’s Love: Truth or Mirage for the Trail Blazers? Share this story Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports Portland Trail Blazers fans are happier this week than they were at this time last week, and the Dave and Dia podcast is playing along! This week Dia Miller gets to come swooping in like Han Solo down the Death Star channel, blasting away the twin Tie Fighters of negativity and doom so her Blazers can put the torpedo of a 5-1 road trip right down the haters’ exhaust port. Meanwhile, Dave Deckard is back in the command cruiser, looking at the overall flow of the season and wondering i...

Hawks’ Overcome Lillard’s Valiant Effort, Shoot Lights Out on Blazers Share this story Photo by Scott Cunningham/NBAE via Getty Images Facing the Atlanta Hawks in the fifth game of a six-game road swing on Monday night, the Portland Trail Blazers covered their usual “bingo board” towards a victory. They got big performances from Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum. Carmelo Anthony made history. They hit 17 three-pointers. Unfortunately for Portland, those three haymakers weren’t enough to knock out the Hawks. Thanks to standout performances from Danilo Gallinari and Bogdan Bogdanovic, At...