Portland Trail Blazers 2021-22 Schedule

[Monika]

Overview

The following is the 2021-22 schedule for the Portland Trail Blazers.

Portland's 52nd season is the first in three years to look like a typical NBA campaign. After a shortened offseason, The season will begin on October 20 with a home matchup against the Sacramento Kings, and will conclude with a home meeting with the Utah Jazz.

The Blazers will play their Northwest Division opponents four times each; two at home and two at away. The same will apply to six of the other teams in the Western Conference with the exceptions of the Kings, Dallas Mavericks, Golden St. Warriors and New Orleans Pelicans. They play those teams just three times apiece with varying home-and-away game ratios. As with a typical season, the Blazers play each Eastern Conference team twice.

There will be 14 back-to-backs; six of which come prior to November 30. The Blazers have two five-game homestands which take place February 4-12. The longest road trip is six games -- twice -- which occur January 13-23 and March 14-23. The April schedule is especially brutal with five straight home games before the season finale at home. Portland, which traditionally leads or is at the top of the league in this category, will travel 51,000 miles for away games this season. 

OregonLive offers this nugget on another facet of the schedule: "Of the team’s 82 games, eight are classified as the team being 'fresh,' when the Blazers did not play the day before but their opponent did. Eleven are classified as the team being ‘tired,’ when the Blazers played the night before but their opponent did not. And 63 are considered 'even,' when the Blazers and their opponent either both played the night before or neither did."

We at SCtoC provide major team news updates throughout the season in our Portland Trail Blazers 2021-22 News Tracker and fans can view the general history of the team with our team Vital Statistics page.

UPDATE (12/22/21): The Blazers' December 23 home game against the Brooklyn Nets has been postponed. The Nets do not have the league-required minimum eight players to take the court due to them having 10 players on COVID-19 protocols. A make-up date has not been determined.

The Blazers play their home games at the Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in northeast Portland. For this schedule, all times are pacific time. Local broadcasts of Blazers games in 2021-22 will be Broadcast live on ROOT Sports (734/34 on Comcast Cable), which will be available in the pacific northwest and Alaska. Some games will be broadcast nationally on ESPN, TNT and NBATV. National telecasts are noted in parenthesis below. Home games are listed in bold red. Updated results will appear bold for wins. Where applicable, click on the link of the final score to see the game's boxscore from nba.com.

Schedule

PRE-SEASON

Oct. 4 - Golden St. Warriors (L 121-130)
Oct. 11 - Sacramento Kings (L 93-107)
Oct. 13 - at Phoenix Suns (L 74-119)
Oct. 15 - at Golden St. Warriors (97-119)

REGULAR SEASON

Wed., Oct. 20 - Sacramento Kings (L 121-124)
Sat., Oct. 23 - Phoenix Suns (W 134-105)
Mon., Oct. 25 - at Los Angeles Clippers (L 86-116)
Wed., Oct. 27 - Memphis Grizzlies (W 107-84)
Fri., Oct 29 - Los Angeles Clippers (W 111-92)
Sun., Oct 31 - at Charlotte Hornets (L 113-125)

Mon., Nov. 1 - at Philadelphia 76ers (L 103-113)
Wed., Nov. 3 - at Cleveland Cavaliers (L 104-107)
Fri., Nov. 5 - Indiana Pacers (W 110-106)
Sat., Nov. 6 - Los Angeles Lakers (W 105-90)
Tue., Nov. 9 - at Los Angeles Clippers (L 109-117)
Wed., Nov. 10 - at Phoenix Suns (L 109-119)
Fri., Nov. 12 - at Houston Rockets (W 104-92)
Sun., Nov. 14 - at Denver Nuggets (L 124-95)
Mon., Nov. 15 - Toronto Raptors (W 118-113)
Wed., Nov. 17 - Chicago Bulls (W 112-107)
Sat., Nov. 20 - Philadelphia 76ers (W 118-111)
Tue., Nov. 23 - Denver Nuggets (W 119-110)
Wed., Nov. 24 - at Sacramento Kings (L 121-125)
Fri., Nov. 26 - at Golden St. Warriors (L 103-118)
Mon., Nov. 29 - at Utah Jazz (L 107-129)
Tue., Nov. 30 - Detroit Pistons (W 110-92)

Thr., Dec. 2 - San Antonio Spurs (L 83-114)
Sat., Dec. 4 - Boston Celtics (L 117-145)
Mon., Dec. 6 - Los Angeles Clippers (L 102-90)
Wed., Dec. 8 - at Golden St. Warriors (L 94-104)
Sun., Dec 12 - Minnesota Timberwolves (L 111-116)
Tue., Dec. 14 - Phoenix Suns (L 107-111 OT)
Wed., Dec. 15 - Memphis Grizzlies (L 103-113)
Fri., Dec. 17 - Charlotte Hornets (W 125-116)
Sun., Dec. 19 - at Memphis Grizzlies (W 105-100)
Tue., Dec. 21 - at New Orleans Pelicans (L 97-111)
Thr., Dec 23 - Brooklyn Nets, 7 p.m. - (POSTPONED TO JAN. 10)
Mon., Dec. 27 - Dallas Mavericks (L 117-132)
Wed., Dec. 29 - Utah Jazz (W 105-120)
Fri., Dec. 31 - at Los Angeles Lakers (L 106-139)

Mon., Jan. 3 - Atlanta Hawks (W 136-131)
Wed., Jan. 5 - Miami Heat (L 109-115)
Fri., Jan. 7 - Cleveland Cavaliers (L 101-114)
Sun., Jan. 9 - Sacramento Kings (W 103-88)
Mon., Jan. 10 - Brooklyn Nets (W 114-108)
Thr., Jan. 13 - at Denver Nuggets (L 108-140)
Sat., Jan. 15 - at Washington Wizards (W 115-110)
Mon., Jan 17 - at Orlando Magic (W 98-88)
Wed., Jan 19 - at Miami Heat (L 92-104)
Fri., Jan. 21 - at Boston Celtics (W 109-105)
Sun., Jan. 23 - at Toronto Raptors (W 114-105)
Tue., Jan. 25 - Minnesota Timberwolves (L 107-109)
Wed., Jan 26 - Dallas Mavericks (L 112-132)
Fri., Jan. 28 - at Houston Rockets (W 125-110)
Sun., Jan 30 - at Chicago Bulls (L 116-130)
Mon., Jan. 31 - at Oklahoma City Thunder (L 81-98)

Wed., Feb. 2 - at Los Angeles Lakers (L 94-99)
Fri., Feb. 4 - Oklahoma City Thunder (L 93-96)
Sat., Feb 5 - Milwaukee Bucks (L 108-137)
Tue., Feb. 8 - Orlando Magic (L 95-113)
Wed., Feb. 9 - Los Angeles Lakers (W 107-105)
Sat., Feb. 12 - New York Knicks (W 112-103)
Mon., Feb. 14 - at Milwaukee Bucks (W 122-107)
Wed., Feb. 16 - at Memphis Grizzlies (W 123-119)
Feb. 17-23 - ALL-STAR BREAK
Thr., Feb. 24 - Golden St. Warriors (L 95-132)
Sun., Feb. 27 - Denver Nuggets (L 92-124) 

Wed., March 2 - at Phoenix Suns (L 90-120)
Sat., March 5 - at Minnesota Timberwolves (L 121-135)
Mon., March 7 - at Minnesota Timberwolves (L 81-124)
Wed., March 9 - at Utah Jazz (L 85-123)
Sat., March 12 - Washington Wizards (W 127-118)
Mon., March 14 - at Atlanta Hawks (L 113-122)
Wed., March 16 - at New York Knicks (L 98-128)
Fri., March 18 - at Brooklyn Nets (L 123-128)
Sun., March 20 - at Indiana Pacers (L 98-129)
Mon., March 21 - at Detroit Pistons (W 119-115)
Wed., March 23 - San Antonio Spurs, (L 96-133)
Fri., March 25 - Houston Rockets (L 106-125)
Sat., March 26 - Houston Rockets (L 98-115)
Mon., March 28 - Oklahoma City Thunder (L 131-134)
Wed., March 30 - New Orleans Pelicans (L 107-117)

Fri., April 1 - at San Antonio Spurs (L 111-130)
Sun., April 3 - at San Antonio Spurs (L 92-113)
Tues., April 5 - at Oklahoma City Thunder (L 94-98)
Thr., April 7 - at New Orleans Pelicans (L 94-127)
Fri., April 8 - at Dallas Mavericks (L 78-128)
Sun., April 10 - Utah Jazz (L 80-111)

NBA Team Arenas (2021-22)

Atlanta Hawks - State Farm Arena; Atlanta, Georgia
Boston Celtics - TD Garden; Boston, Massachusetts
Brooklyn Nets - Barclays Center; Brooklyn, New York
Charlotte Hornets - Spectrum Center; Charlotte, North Carolina
Chicago Bulls - United Center; Chicago, Illinois
Cleveland Cavaliers - Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse; Cleveland, Ohio
Dallas Mavericks - American Airlines Center; Dallas, Texas
Denver Nuggets - Ball Arena; Denver, Colorado
Detroit Pistons - Little Caesars Arena; Detroit, Michigan
Golden St. Warriors - Chase Center; San Francisco, California
Houston Rockets - Toyota Center; Houston Texas
Indiana Pacers - Bankers Life Fieldhouse; Indianapolis, Indiana
Los Angeles Clippers - Staples Center; Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles Lakers - Staples Center; Los Angeles, California
Memphis Grizzlies - FedExForum; Memphis Tennessee
Miami Heat - FTX Arena; Miami, Florida
Milwaukee Bucks - Fiserv Forum; Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Minnesota Timberwolves - Target Center; Minneapolis, Minnesota
New Orleans Pelicans - Smoothie King Center; New Orleans, Louisiana
New York Knicks - Madison Square Garden; New York, New York
Oklahoma City Thunder - Paycom Center; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Orlando Magic - Amway Center; Orlando, Florida
Philadelphia 76ers - Wells Fargo Center; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Phoenix Suns - Footprint Center; Phoenix, Arizona
Portland Trail Blazers - Moda Center at the Rose Quarter; Portland, Oregon
Sacramento Kings - Golden 1 Center; Sacramento, California
San Antonio Spurs - AT&T Center; San Antonio, Texas
Toronto Raptors - Scotiabank Arena; Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Utah Jazz - Vivint Arena; Salt Lake City, Utah
Washington Wizards - Capital One Arena; Washington D.C.


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[vicmagic11]

Go Blazers!

[Yeseeka]

MONTHLY UPDATE: The Blazers stand at 3-3 after the first six games of the season. It was an interesting start in what should be considered the Chauncey Billups era. The team is 3-1 at home and 0-2 on the road. Portland is looking at a three-game road trip which started with a 125-113 loss at Charlotte to the Hornets on Halloween. Road games against the Philadelphia 76ers are coming up before they return home to face the Indiana Pacers on November 5.

CJ McCollum leads the team in scoring through the half-dozen games at 24.3 points per game. He and Jusuf Nurkic are tops on the team with 1.5 steals per game, while Damian Lillard is leading the team with 8.5 assists. Nurkic is recording 12.5 rebounds per contest. Third-year forward Nassir Little has emerged as a threat off the bench with 8,8 points and 5.7 rebounds per game, and Anfernee Simons is fourth in scoring while coming off the bench with 13.7 points per contest.