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NBA Experts Asking Where Blazers Would Go

The Portland Trail Blazers are facing a standoff with the city over a draft term sheet, sparking speculation about the team's future location.

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The Portland Trail Blazers have rejected a draft term sheet from the city. A top official described the proposal as a 'non-starter,' while the Portland City Council president noted the team is 'not at all interested' in payments regarding the Moda Center included in the document.

Coverage from Blazer's Edge, KATU, OregonLive.com, and KGW emphasizes the tension between the organization and city leadership. While some fans view the draft arena deal as a step toward keeping the team, officials have expressed a willingness to leave if the city does not want them.

Attention now turns to whether the city will revise the term sheet to address the Blazers' objections and where NBA experts believe the team could potentially relocate.

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Why are the Blazers rejecting the city's term sheet?

The team is reportedly not interested in the Moda Center payments included in the proposal.

How have Blazers fans reacted to the arena deal?

According to KATU, some fans view the draft arena deal as a serious step toward ensuring the team stays in Portland.

What was the reaction of the Blazers' leadership to the proposal?

A top official referred to the term sheet as a 'non-starter' and stated, 'If they don't want us, then that's fine.'

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