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Moda Center at the Rose Quarter - Portland, OR
Wednesday 3/20/2024 @7:00 PM | 1,918 tickets left
Moda Center at the Rose Quarter - Portland, OR
Friday 3/22/2024 @7:00 PM | 1,772 tickets left
Moda Center at the Rose Quarter - Portland, OR
Saturday 3/23/2024 @7:00 PM | 2,065 tickets left
Toyota Center - TX - Houston, TX
Monday 3/25/2024 @7:00 PM | 1,603 tickets left
State Farm Arena - GA - Atlanta, GA
Wednesday 3/27/2024 @7:30 PM | 2,387 tickets left
Kaseya Center - Miami, FL
Friday 3/29/2024 @8:00 PM | 3,237 tickets left
Kia Center - Orlando, FL
Monday 4/1/2024 @7:00 PM | 2,448 tickets left
Spectrum Center - Charlotte, NC
Wednesday 4/3/2024 @7:00 PM | 3,989 tickets left
Capital One Arena - Washington, DC
Friday 4/5/2024 @7:00 PM | 4,639 tickets left
TD Garden - Boston, MA
Sunday 4/7/2024 @6:00 PM | 2,537 tickets left
Moda Center at the Rose Quarter - Portland, OR
Tuesday 4/9/2024 @7:00 PM | 2,794 tickets left
Moda Center at the Rose Quarter - Portland, OR
Thursday 4/11/2024 @7:00 PM | 2,881 tickets left
Moda Center at the Rose Quarter - Portland, OR
Friday 4/12/2024 @7:00 PM | 3,355 tickets left
Golden 1 Center - Sacramento, CA
Sunday 4/14/2024 @12:30 PM | 2,081 tickets left

About Portland Trail Blazers

The Portland Trail Blazers have been an NBA franchise since 1970, playing in the league's Western Conference Northwest Division.

Based out of Portland, Oregon, the Blazers played their home games in the Memorial Coliseum before moving to Moda Center (previous the Rose Garden) in 1995. From 1977 through 1995, the team sold out 814 consecutive home games, the longest such streak in American major professional sports at the time, and only since surpassed by baseball's Boston Red Sox.

The Trail Blazers are now the only NBA team based in the Pacific Northwest, ever since the Vancouver Grizzlies relocated to Memphis and became the Memphis Grizzlies in 2001 and the Seattle SuperSonics relocated to Oklahoma City and became the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2008.

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