A big night at CJ’s
Thanks to Terry Emmert, owner of CJ’s Sports Bar & Grill in Southeast Portland, for hosting a special event for release of my new book “Scrolls of a Sports Scribe, Volume I and Volume II.”
CJ’s Sports Bar is the place to be on Monday night
An all-star cast is scheduled to join me for a unique event for my latest book, “Scrolls of a Sports Scribe,” from 6-9 p.m. on Monday November 17, 2025 at Terry Emmert’s CJ’s Sports Bar & Grill, 17060 SE McLoughlin Blvd in Portland
On sale of the Blazers and a potential new arena, Tinker Hatfield, Dame’s new gig, Nate Engel’s new gig and Joe Dominey’s ride
Item: The $3.5-billion question: Will Paul Allen’s estate sell the Trail Blazers to an owner who will keep the team in Portland?
Young with Heart: Making a difference at Lake Oswego
LAKE OSWEGO — It is halftime, and red is everywhere. Lake Oswego High’s colors are white and Navy blue, but its football garb is red for this non-league matchup with McMinnville.
2022 Year In Review Part II: The ten stories that deserve a second look
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Chris Dudley Basketball Camp: 27 years, and it keeps on giving
All NBA players have community service written into their contract.
Talking Jail Blazers, Jerome Kersey and the NBA with the 3&D Love Podcast crew …
I had fun spending an hour with these Portland natives and obviously diehard Blazer fans. We covered a lot of ground and a lot of NBA history. Give it a listen!
On Cliff Robinson, Another one gone before his time From the early ‘90s Blazers …
Cliff Robinson’s death Friday at the age of 53 leaves another gaping hole in the heart of Rip City.
In 2008, Kevin Duckworth died of congestive heart failure. He was 44.
In 2015, Jerome Kersey passed away from the effects of a blood clot. He was 52.
Hey Guys! I Was Listening
Seems that Rasheed Wallace and Bonzi Wells used the occasion of a recent interview on “Rip City Drive” to engage a little hit-and-run action on my book, “Jail Blazers: How the Portland Trail Blazers Became the Bad Boys of Basketball.”