Blazers’ Tiago Splitter Says He Wants to Stay, Calls Relationship with Tom Dundon ‘Great’
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Blazers' coaching situation remains in flux amid cost questions
The Trail Blazers held exit interviews Thursday, but there’s still no clarity on what’s next for interim coach Tiago Splitter. According to NBA reporter Evan Sidery, Portland is “widely expected” to move on from Splitter. That seems to be the belief around the league. Inside the organization, though, nothing has been announced. Splitter said before Game 5 that he has not been told anything about his future. From there, the situation gets a littl…
One Win, Big Questions - What’s Next For The Blazers After A Brutal Playoff Exit?
The Portland Trail Blazers made great strides in the 2025-2026 season, recording their first winning record in five years and earning their first playoff berth in that same span. This was all in the same season: their coach from the previous season was suspended indefinitely amid charges of federal gambling crimes, and new owners took over the franchise. New ownership sounded great until some curious cost-cutting measures were implemented, and n…
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