Portland Trail Blazers Face Off Against Eastern Powerhouse Cleveland Cavaliers

The leading team from the East is set to take on the Portland Trail Blazers at the Moda Center.

Lately, the Portland Trail Blazers have been riding high, but the Boston Celtics brought them back to earth. The Celtics showed there’s a distinct difference in ball movement skills, leaving the Blazers trailing. This skillful display resulted in a barrage of three-pointers and a 129-116 triumph for Boston.

The challenges don’t stop there for the Blazers. The Cleveland Cavaliers, who hold the top record in the East, arrive in Portland tonight, keen on reversing their recent losing streak. Though the Blazers narrowly lost to the Cavaliers in Cleveland on March 2nd, with a close 133-129 overtime finish, they left with a sense of accomplishment. However, with the Dallas Mavericks and Phoenix Suns securing victories on Monday, the Blazers will need more than just a moral boost to keep their play-in chances alive.

Those attending the game or watching on television might notice an upbeat atmosphere, as it’s Blazer’s Edge Night. This annual event allows our readers to purchase tickets, ensuring young fans who might not otherwise attend an NBA game get the opportunity. Thanks to this generous support, about 1,800 seats will be filled with enthusiastic children, teens, and their guardians. We extend a heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to making this event happen!

Portland Trail Blazers (32-40) vs Cleveland Cavaliers (57-14) - Tue., Mar. 25 - 7:00 PM Pacific
How to watch via antenna or cable: Check your local listings on the Rip City Television Network
How to watch via streaming: BlazerVision for Oregon and Washington viewers; League Pass for others
Trail Blazers injuries: Deandre Ayton, Robert Williams III out; Jerami Grant doubtful; Dalano Banton, Rayan Rupert questionable
Cavaliers injuries: Jaylon Tyson, Emoni Bates out