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...did Brian Owendoff just say "the Moda Center has over $600M in deferred maintenance" a week after the Blazers' Dewayne Hankins said the Moda Center has NO deferred maintenance..? hmm... 🤔

It’s almost like the Blazers are trying to rage bait the city council into voting against the funding bill in order to manufacture reasons to leave. At this point that’s not hard to understand. At least it’s not hard for me. Dundon is trying to play a game of chicken.

Candace Avalos@candaceavalos.bsky.social · 16h ago

I ....... don't really know how to feel about this. Why are they making this so hard? I really want to save the Blazers 🥺 but it feels like they simply do not care.

NEW: Internal emails obtained by KATU show Portland Trail Blazers leaders debated whether to respond to the City of Portland's questions on key pieces of a proposed Moda Center deal, with one executive saying the city's requests felt like "a trap”. katu.com/news/investi...

Internal emails reveal Blazers debated responding to Portland's Moda Center questions

Internal emails obtained by KATU show Trail Blazers leaders debated whether to respond to the City of Portland's questions for commitments on private investment

katu.com

These are reasonable questions that Dewayne Hankins, Tom Dundon, and the Blazers should have absolutely no problem answering publicly when they are asking for $600M of PUBLIC money. The Blazers are not negotiating in good faith. Might be time for a neutral arbitrator, tbh katu.com/news/investi...

Internal emails reveal Blazers debated responding to Portland's Moda Center questions

Internal emails obtained by KATU show Trail Blazers leaders debated whether to respond to the City of Portland's questions for commitments on private investment

katu.com

🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 PRR shows the city asked Blazers the questions we all have been wondering, but somehow none of these made it into the draft term sheet. So who decided to remove or dilute the City’s June negotiating demands—and what did the Blazers, the NBA, or political leadership say that caused it?

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Dewayne Hankins asked Blazers fans to show up to Portland City Council tomorrow at 9:30am: "That’s why it’s so important that the City Council hear from you. This is bigger than basketball. It’s about Portland’s future." Ok. How about: "Ask the team to share details so we can make a deal"? Good?