
Trail Blazers vs Rockets: Road Trip Finale
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Portland Trail Blazers aim for a winning record on their five-game road trip, facing the Houston Rockets tonight at 5 PM Pacific. Despite injuries, Portland holds key advantages, including rest and Houstons back-to-back game. Tune in on Rip City Television Network, NBA app, or Rip City Radio for the action.
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Here's more NBA news for March 6th. The Portland Trail Blazers wrap up their five-game road trip tonight against the Houston Rockets. The game tips off at 5 p.m. Pacific time from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas on Friday, March 6th. Portland aims for a winning record on this week-long swing that started last Wednesday in Chicago. The Blazers already hold a 2-0 edge over Houston this season after wins at home in January. Starting head coach Thiago Splitter brings insider knowledge, having worked on the rocket staff last year under Eme Udoca. Injuries could shake things up for both sides. Portland rules out Damian Lillard with an Achilles issue, shade in sharp due to a calf strain, and Caleb Love on a G League assignment while the knee. Abdiha is questionable with back soreness. Houston sits Fred VanValley, Stephen Adams, Jay Shantate, and Dorian Finney Smith with Jabari Smith Jr. questionable on a sore ankle. Portland holds key edges here. The Blazers are rested while Houston plays the second night of a back-to-back after facing
the Golden State Warriors last night. That fatigued factor might tilt the court their way if they execute the game plan. Fans can catch the action on RIP City Television Network, stream via the NBA app or services like Fubo TV, or tune into RIP City Radio 620 in. Portland, a strong finish could send Portland home on a high note. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.
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