Last Updated on May 22, 2026 by Mat Diekhake
The Portland Trail Blazers have featured some of the NBA’s most memorable playoff scorers, from Clyde Drexler leading Finals teams in the 1990s to Damian Lillard delivering iconic postseason moments in the modern era. Portland’s history is filled with stars capable of taking over playoff games with elite scoring performances.
Clyde Drexler
Position: Shooting Guard
Years with Trail Blazers: 1983–1995
Playoff Points with Trail Blazers: 2,015
Achievements:
- 10-time NBA All-Star
- Led Blazers to two NBA Finals appearances
- Franchise playoff scoring leader
- Hall of Fame inductee
Clyde Drexler became the face of the Trail Blazers throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s and established himself as one of the NBA’s elite playoff performers. His athleticism, transition scoring, and all-around offensive game helped Portland become a consistent championship contender.
Sources:
- Land of Basketball – Trail Blazers playoff scoring leaders
- Basketball Reference – Clyde Drexler statistics
Damian Lillard
Position: Point Guard
Years with Trail Blazers: 2012–2023
Playoff Points with Trail Blazers: 1,569
Achievements:
- 7-time NBA All-Star with Portland
- One of the greatest clutch shooters in NBA history
- Multiple iconic playoff buzzer-beaters
- Led Blazers to 2019 Western Conference Finals
Damian Lillard produced some of the most unforgettable playoff moments in franchise history with his deep shooting range and fearless late-game shot-making. His ability to score under pressure made him one of the NBA’s premier postseason guards.
Sources:
- StatMuse – Portland Trail Blazers playoff scoring leaders
- NBA.com – Damian Lillard playoff scoring records
Terry Porter
Position: Point Guard
Years with Trail Blazers: 1985–1995
Playoff Points with Trail Blazers: 1,527
Achievements:
- 2-time NBA All-Star
- Key member of two Finals teams
- One of the best guards in franchise history
- Elite playoff shot creator
Terry Porter played a massive role in Portland’s success during the Drexler era and consistently delivered reliable postseason scoring. His perimeter shooting and calm leadership helped the Trail Blazers become one of the Western Conference’s strongest teams.
Sources:
- Land of Basketball – Trail Blazers playoff scoring leaders
- Basketball Reference – Terry Porter statistics
Jerome Kersey
Position: Small Forward
Years with Trail Blazers: 1984–1995
Playoff Points with Trail Blazers: 1,392
Achievements:
- NBA Champion later in career
- Key starter during Portland Finals runs
- One of the franchise’s most versatile forwards
- Excellent transition scorer
Jerome Kersey brought athleticism, defense, and efficient scoring to the Trail Blazers throughout their successful playoff years in the late 1980s and early 1990s. His energy and ability to finish in transition made him an important postseason contributor.
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C.J. McCollum
Position: Shooting Guard
Years with Trail Blazers: 2013–2022
Playoff Points with Trail Blazers: 1,140
Achievements:
- One of Portland’s top modern scorers
- Key contributor during 2019 playoff run
- Elite perimeter shooter
- Reliable postseason shot creator
C.J. McCollum developed into one of Portland’s most dependable playoff scorers alongside Damian Lillard and delivered several huge postseason performances. His smooth mid-range game and difficult shot-making helped the Blazers remain competitive throughout the 2010s.
Sources:
- Land of Basketball – Trail Blazers playoff scoring leaders
- Basketball Reference – C.J. McCollum playoff statistics
LaMarcus Aldridge
Position: Power Forward
Years with Trail Blazers: 2006–2015
Playoff Points with Trail Blazers: 753
Achievements:
- Multiple-time NBA All-Star
- One of the best mid-range big men of his era
- Dominant playoff scorer during peak years
- Franchise cornerstone during the early 2010s
LaMarcus Aldridge became one of the NBA’s most skilled offensive big men during his years in Portland and produced several outstanding playoff scoring performances. His polished post game and mid-range shooting made him extremely difficult to defend.
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