The Portland Trail Blazers have won one NBA championship in franchise history.
Portland Trail Blazers NBA Championship
🏆 1976-77 – Defeated the Philadelphia 76ers (4-2)
Championship Details
1976-77 – The Blazers’ Only Title
- Finished the regular season 49-33 (3rd seed in the West).
- Led by Bill Walton, Maurice Lucas, Lionel Hollins, and Bob Gross.
- Coached by Jack Ramsay.
- Lost the first two games of the NBA Finals to the Philadelphia 76ers but came back to win four straight.
- Bill Walton won Finals MVP, averaging 18.5 points, 19.0 rebounds, 5.2 assists, and 3.7 blocks per game.
- Game 6: Walton dominated with 20 points, 23 rebounds, 7 assists, and 8 blocks to secure the championship.
Blazers in the NBA Finals
- 1990 – Lost to the Detroit Pistons (4-1) (led by Clyde Drexler & Terry Porter).
- 1992 – Lost to the Chicago Bulls (4-2) (Michael Jordan’s second championship).
Since their 1977 title, the Blazers have had strong teams, including the Clyde Drexler era (1990s) and the Damian Lillard era (2010s-2020s), but haven’t won another championship yet.