Portland Trail Blazers Suites

In the 2015-16 season, the Portland Trailblazers ousted Western Conference power, the Los Angeles Clippers, in the first round of playoffs in six games. Unfortunately, the lost to the eventual Western Conference champs the Golden State Warriors in the second round. Despite their inability to get deep into the playoffs, there is a ton of optimism in Portland right now because of the depth and talent of this Blazers squad. Guards Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum lead the attack for the Blazers with elite shooting and sneakily creative work in the pick and roll. Lillard has been an all-star for the last two seasons and there is a good possibility that his backcourt mate, CJ McCollum, will join him as an All-Star this year as well. Portland signed McCollum to a four year and $106 million dollar extension in the offseason, so they are expecting him to continue to improve upon his career high averages of 20.8 points per game, 4.3 assists per game and 3.2 rebounds per game. To compliment their high-scoring guards the Blazers have the incredibly athletic Mason Plumlee at center. The former Duke center had the best year of his career in 2015 finishing with career-high averages of 9.1 points per game, 7.7 rebounds per game, 1.0 block per game and 2.8 assists per game. Off the bench, the Blazers employ multi-talented wings, Allen Crabbe and Maurice Harkless. Crabbe is an elite marksman who is skilled at creating off the dribble while Harkless uses his length and jumping ability to finish around the rim and play tenacious defense.

In the offseason, the Blazers signed wing Evan Turner and center Festus Ezeli. Turner was the far more expensive option costing the Blazers four years and $70 million to sign while Festus Ezeli commanded only two years and $16 million. Both will be integral parts of the Blazers bench, which is filled out with players like Meyers Leonard, Jake Layman, Ed Davis and Shabazz Napier. If the Blazers continue to improve they should have the firepower to take down any team in the League.

You can watch the new-look Trail Blazers fight their way back into the Western Conference playoffs from a private luxury suite at the Moda Center, formerly the Rose Garden. A Portland Trail Blazers’ luxury box can hold up to 22 people. Guests will receive the finest amenities including VIP parking, HDTVs, upscale furnishing, comfortable seating and premium in-suite catering options. Whether you are entertaining for business or for pleasure, a Trail Blazers suite provides the perfect setting for any occasion.  The Moda Center will also host a Maroon 5 concert and the Amy Schumer Tour.