Harry Glickman Recognized by the Hall of Fame

Trail Blazers Founder Harry Glickman earns the John W. Bunn Lifetime Achievement Award.

On April 7, 1992, Jerome Kersey's half court heave at found the bottom of the net just before the third quarter horn sounded against Golden State. Take a look back in this week's Throwback Thursday presented by Hulu.

Dame scored 29 points in the win over Golden State on Thursday.

Coach comments on the big win against the Warriors.

The bench came up big in the 4th. Dame led the way with 29 points, CJ scored 15, and Jake Layman added 17 off the bench.

Dame and the guys protected home court.

Evan Turner reflects on the win vs. the Warriors in tonight's Biofreeze Top Performance Review.

BIG Z WITH THE BIG BLOCK

Damian Lillard is featured in a new ad for Biofreeze.

ET's putting moves on 'em.

Aminu Hive, assemble.

"Now we have two guys who can get a double-double in their sleep." President of Basketball Operations Neil Olshey talks about the signing of center Enes Kanter.

In this edition of What's The Secret presented by Biofreeze, Casey Holdahl and Lamar Hurd break down the dramatic last game at Oracle Arena in which the Blazers escaped with an OT win off of a Damian Lillard buzzer beater.

Coach comments on the tough loss in OKC.

Couldn't complete the comeback in OKC.

HOW DAME? HOW.

The cutest thing you'll see all day.

Not our night in Dallas.

Dame speaks after Portland beats San Antonio at home.

Rodney Hood speaks to media after his first game in a Portland uniform.

Coach talks after the 9 point win over the Spurs.

We gave them the boot. CJ led the team with 30 points, Dame had 24, and Rodney Hood scored 14 in his Portland debut.

A strong debut from the new Portland resident.

CJ's playing some of the best basketball of his career right now.

Dame did a little of everything tonight.

CJ tied a career high with 7 threes in the win over San Antonio and finished with 30 points.

D.O.L.L.A.

Oh hello, Moe.

Welcome to Rip City, Rodney!

In a game against New Orleans in 2011, Trail Blazer Andre Miller faked out the Hornets by pretending to set up a timeout, only to blow by the defense for an easy layup. Take a look back in this week's Throwback Thursday presented by Hulu.