Travis Demers and Chad Doing break down the last week of Blazers basketball including the impressive win over Oklahoma City, and a pair of disappointing losses in Florida. 10 games into the season, what is the big picture, where is this team thriving, and where do they need work.

Travis Demers and Chad Doing break down the last week of Trail Blazers Basketball that saw the highs of beating Denver, and the lows of falling to a depleted Lakers team. Plus how this team will get through the injuries, and how they can learn from tough stretches.

Travis Demers and Chad Doing talk about the Trail Blazers 2-2 start. Jerami Grant is thriving in his 6th man role, and Jrue Holiday has plenty left in the tank. Plus Deni Avdija continues to do it all, Donovan Clingan's improvement, and Shaedon Sharpe's place on this team.

Trail Blazers radio broadcasters Travis Demers and Chad Doing get ready for the 2025-26 season to finally get underway. They discuss the contract extensions for Toumani Camara and Shaedon Sharpe, as well as the structure of the roster. They talk about health and expectations, and where the team needs to improve. They also break down the next step for Deni Avdija's game, and Yang Hansen's development.

Travis Demers and Chad Doing break down the first two games of the Trail Blazers preseason, including impressive performances from Shaedon Sharpe and Yang Hansen. They talk about what has worked so far in the preseason, and where the team can continue improve before the season opens.

Travis Demers and Chad Doing break down Blazers Fan Fest and the opening week of training camp, as well as previewing Chad taking on a Taste of Moda. They dive deep into what they need to see in the 4 preseason games, including Shaedon Sharpe's next step, Yang Hansen's development, and the installation of a new offense. Plus, they take a deeper dive into the schedule.

Travis Demers and Chad Doing break down Trail Blazers Media Day and Preview the Season. We hear from Blazers GM Joe Cronin, Coach Chauncey Billups, players Jrue Holiday and Shaedon Sharpe among others. They discuss the starting lineup, Dames return to Rip City, the new offense, Jrue Holiday's impact and more.

Trail Blazers Radio Broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton talk about the season long road trip that started 4-2, and ends in OKC. They talk about having something to play for at this stage of the season, and how the team has evolved in winning situations. Plus, how do things look as they battle for the play in.

Trail Blazers Radio Broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton talk about the Blazers record setting blowout win over Charlotte. They also break down the upcoming 7 game road trip, and how post all star break play this season is different from the last few years.

Trail Blazers radio broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton break down the Blazers hottest stretch in years that has seen them win 9 of their last 10 games. Plus they take a big picture view of the changing NBA landscape.

Trail Blazers Radio Broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton talk about the Blazers best stretch of basketball this season, as they have won 5 of their last 6 games. They discuss players accepting their roles, and how they've executed them in this recent stretch. Plus, how Chauncey Billups has kept this team motivated, despite a lack of wins.

Trail Blazers radio partners Travis Demers and Michael Holton are back after a short hiatus. They talk about the positives from the 5 game road trip to start 2025, Scoot Henderson's career night vs Brooklyn, and does offensive success distract from defensive intensity?

Trail Blazers Radio Broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton are back, this week talking Emirates NBA Cup. Michael went down to Vegas for the championship game for the second straight year, and talks about the growth and it's impact on the league and players.They also discuss the improving health of the team, especially in the front court. Also Deni Avdija continues to be the team's rock as they look to be more consistent as a whole.

Trail Blazers radio broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton dive into a number of topics. Including the differences between radio and tv broadcasting from Michael's perspective, inconsistencies to start games, and Deni Avdija finding his groove.

Trail Blazers Radio Broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton dive into the Blazers improved defense, and Shaedon Sharpe's evolution into a clutch player. They also dissect the team's offensive identity, and Michael shares some stories from the past that have impacted him off the floor in a profound way.

Chad Doing joins Travis Demers this week, as they break down the Blazers remarkable response to their worst effort of the season. Shaedon Sharpe and Donovan Clingan highlighted a couple of big nights at Moda Center.

Trail Blazers Radio Broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton break down the first 2 weeks of the regular season, that saw the Blazers go 3-5. They take a look at the development of the young players and the team, along with trying to get over struggling third quarters. We hear from Chauncey Billups and Anfernee Simons as well.

Trail Blazers radio broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton break down what they say in the 3-1 preseason run. They discuss Scoot Henderson's comfortability and with the growth of Toumani Camara, Kris Murray and Rayan Rupert. Was Donovan Clingan's dominance in the preseason finale a sign of things to come? What does Deni Avdija bring in his first year in Rip City? What themes from the preseason are sustainable? Chauncey Billups has some lineup decisions to make. All of...

Trail Blazers Radio Broadcasters Travis Demers and Michael Holton get ready for the preseason, which begins Friday October 11 in Seattle against the Clippers. They talk about what they've seen in training camp, and what the outlook and expectations are for the Trail Blazers in 2024-25. They also discuss several individual players, and what is needed from them this season.

Trail Blazers Radio Broadcast partners Travis Demers and Michael Holton break down their thoughts of the Trail Blazers drafting UConn Center Donovan Clingan, along with the reported acquisition of Deni Avdija from the Washington Wizards. Why did the moves make sense? How do the players fit in? What does it mean for the future?