Minnesota Timberwolves guard Brandon Roy, center, speaks with the media after working out at the Wolves’ training facility in Minneapolis, Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012. “I ve had no setbacks,” the ...

Seattle basketball legend Brandon Roy, who played for the Washington Huskies and Portland Trail Blazers, was in attendance at Rise Above’s 10-year celebration. The event, honoring a decade of ...

The Blazers acquired Roy in a draft-day trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves on June 28, 2006. He earned Rookie of the Year honors after posting 16.8 points, 4.4 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game.

Former Portland Trail Blazers go-to guy Brandon Roy was a bright, shining star who was on a trajectory headed toward the Hall of Fame. In his first four seasons in the league out of the University of ...

Brandon Roy’s story remains one of the most bittersweet chapters in modern NBA history. Before Damian Lillard became the face of the Portland Trail Blazers, Roy carried that torch with a level of ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — It’s been over a decade since Brandon Roy put on a Portland uniform, but the organization is hoping that the Blazers legend will be a good luck charm once again next week. The ...

There's a lot of uncertainty surrounding the future of Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball. After suffering a knee injury in January of 2022, the once dynamic, two-way guard has yet to play NBA basketball ...

Former Portland Trail Blazers point guard Brandon Roy has been dismissed from his duties as men’s basketball coach at Garfield High School. Garfield High Principal Tarance Hart announced the decision ...

The past two seasons have been a roller coaster for Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball. In the 2021 NBA offseason, Ball signed on with Chicago with plans to be the star point guard of their new-look ...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Brandon Roy isn’t ready to give up on his NBA career quite yet. Roy issued a statement on Saturday saying he will seek further treatment on the chronic pain in his knees in hopes of ...

Last season was the year the Portland Trail Blazers were going to rise up from “team on the rise” to “championship contender.” Expectations were high. The basketball gods hate expectations. They smack ...