Experts admire the NBA's plan, but not the locale, noting the difficulty of maintaining a bubble in the middle of an outbreak. "This is not the NBA's fault. This is the state of Florida's fault."

We in for a treat!

Grants' sons Jaydon and Amani helped organize this peaceful protest in West Linn, where some current Blazers are also resident.

“哇!我可以哭,”康德er wrote. "Today I found out that 7 years after arresting my dad, taking him through a Kangaroo court and accusing him of being a criminal just because he is my dad." "MY DAD HAS BEEN RELEASED! This is due to the pressure we have put on the Turkish regime."

It's a bit fluffy - not much in the way of revelations - but it's still Dame coverage from an uncommon outlet.

OK, I know many gave Meyers a hard time during his tenure here and happy to see him go, but this must be so nice for him to read after everything hes been through. Even more so, could it be that Meyers is one of the few players (who had a legitimate chance to succeed) to thrive once leaving PDX?

New Dame D.O.L.L.A. track regarding racism and protest.

The full context - about the rarity of voter fraud in Oregon - starts at 12m17s on the YT vid.

Dame was selected as the 9the beat player in the league by First Take. Steven A Smith who has expressed distaste and an ongoing dislike for Portland, states that the only way Dame will win a championship is by leaving Portland. He goes on to promote Dame leaving Portland to join LBJ and AD in LA. First, do you think Dame is the 9the bast player in the league? Second, do you think Dame can win a championship with Portland?

I think I've narrowed it down to January 13, 1976 or December 9, 1977 based on several factors like Bill's hair, Boston roster, box score on the road at Boston. I'm getting a signed photo of it and want to know for sure. I'm leaning towards '77 because Lionel Hollins was a starter that year. An he only played 8 mins in the '76 game off the bench in what I'm assumed was garbage time. Anyone know for sure? Getty Images is vague.