Evan Turner and the bench finally go off to help the Blazers to a season-high 129 points in a 20-point win over the Nets to snap a 3-game losing streak.

Erik García Gundersen discusses the state of the Blazers play after their 3rd straight loss at the hands of the Pelicans and how there might be hope that Evan Turner will turn things around.

Erik García Gundersen is joined by Chicago Bulls writer Sean Highkin of The Athletic and co-host of Locked On Bulls to discuss the two teams trending in opposite directions. Also: the NBA's best reality TV storylines.

The Blazers' rebounding woes become impossible to ignore in their 113-88 blowout home loss to the Chicago Bulls. Lillard and McCollum go cold and defense continues to struggle in final home game before 5-game trip.

Erik García Gundersen discusses Portland's 112-105 victory where the Trail Blazers came back from a halftime deficit to notch their second straight win.

Erik García Gundersen discusses the Blazers 122-120 win over the Kings and the report that Al-Farouq Aminu will be out "a couple of weeks."

Erik García Gundersen discusses Portland's 111-80 blowout loss to the Clippers, the absence of Al-Farouq Aminu and whether Jake Layman deserves more than just a garbage time look.

Erik García Gundersen discusses the Blazers picking up their third straight win (124-121 vs. Phoenix) and what the Blazers do if Al-Farouq Aminu has to miss extended time.

Erik García Gundersen discusses the Blazers' first consecutive victories of the season behind CJ McCollum's best game of the year. Also: how good has Moe Harkless been so far this season?

Erik García Gundersen chats with Associated Press Blazers reporter Malika Andrews to discuss their start to the season, Damian Lillard's MVP-level play and whether the NBA's signs of "togetherness" in the wake of Colin Kaepernick meant anything.

Erik García Gundersen breaks down Portland's OT loss in Phoenix and discusses where the team has succeeded and struggled in the first five games.

Blazers writer and blogger Erik García Gundersen is joined by Dane Carbaugh and Locked on Warriors Host Danny Leroux to break down Golden State's 127-104 win over the Blazers for both teams.

Erik García Gundersen and Dane Carbaugh discuss Damian Lillard's game-winning shot over Denver, his play so far and where the Blazers are after three games.

Erik García Gundersen discusses Evan Turner's slow start to the season and Portland's Thursday's loss to the L.A. Clippers (114-106).

Erik García Gundersen breaks down the Blazers 113-104 win over the Utah Jazz and how Damian Lillard put the league on notice with 39-9-6 in his debut.

Erik García Gundersen looks ahead to Blazers-Jazz and gives his playoff predictions.

Erik García Gundersen is joined by Locked On Warriors host Danny Leroux (Dunc'd On Basketball Podcast, RealGM Radio, Sporting News) to break down Friday's Blazers-Warriors match-up. Also: an updated outlook for both teams now that the preseason and fin...

Erik García Gundersen is joined by Corbin Smith (VICE Sports, Willamette Week, Take It or Break It Podcast) to discuss the Blazers and the NBA as we approach the season.

Erik García Gundersen discusses where the Blazers showed up in NBA.com's annual GM survey and reports of Festus Ezeli surfacing at Blazers practice.

Erik García Gundersen and Dane Carbaugh discuss Noah Vonleh's strong play throughout the preseason.

Erik García Gundersen breaks down the news that the Blazers have waived Luis Montero, whittling their roster to 17 players.

Erik García Gundersen and Dane Carbaugh discuss the Blazers preseason loss to the Clippers, who stood out and what it means if the younger players are playing well.

Erik García Gundersen and Dane Carbaugh give their review on Meyers Leonard's return to the court in Portland's 109-106 OT preseason win over the Lakers.

Blazers writer and blogger Erik García Gundersen discusses Meyers Leonard's impending return for Tuesday's preseason game against the Lakers.

Erik García Gundersen and Dane Carbaugh discuss the Blazers preseason win over Phoenix as well as Noah Vonleh's late-game heroics and if they mean anything.