F 33. STREAKS: Overall: Won 1 Home: Lost 5 Road: Won 1

Game No. 77, Road Game No. 39 Portland Trail Blazers (25-51) @ San Antonio Spurs (57-20) SBC Center, San Antonio Tuesday, April 12, 2005 --- 5:30 P.M. (PDT) NEWSRADIO 750 KXL; MAGIA 1150 (Spanish Radio); KGW-TV Channel 8 PROBABLE STARTERS F 21 Ruben Patterson Last Game: 16 points (7-13 FGs, 0-1 3pt., 2-2 FTs), 3 rebounds, 4 steals, 29 minutes in win over Hornets.... Noteworthy: 63 points on 27 of 46 field goal shooting (59%) in last two games... Ranks 7th in NBA in 6-5 223 field goal percentage (52.4%)....Came off injured list Mar. 22 after missing 11 games with tendonitis in right knee... Has scored 20 or more points 10 times, been in double digits 29 times and put points on the board in all but two of his 63 appearances... Leads the team in steals (100)... Averaging: 11.0 pts., 3.9 reb., 1.8 assists, 1.56 steals, 27.6 min., in 64 games (30 starts)---52.4% FGs, 57.6% FTs. F 33 Shareef Abdur-Rahim Last Game: Game-high 25 points (10-17 FGs, 0-1 3pt., 5-6 FTs), 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 41 minutes in win over Hornets --- 13th double-double of season.. Noteworthy: Six points Apr. 5 at Utah only third time this 6-9 245 season not in double-digit scoring... Has scored 20 or more points in 14 of last 21 games and is averaging 20.0 ppg in that stretch... Activated Feb. 23 after missing 27 games due to a hyperextended right elbow and subsequent surgery to remove bone fragments... Before this season, had missed only five games because of injuries in eight NBA seasons spanning 618 contests... 12th in NBA in free throw percentage, 24th in field goal percentage... Averaging: 17.1 pts., 7.4 reb., 2.0 assists, 35.3 min., in 48 games (43 starts)--49.5% FGs, 37.5% 3pt., 87.1% FTs C 10 Joel Przybilla Last Game: 2 points (1-1 FGs), 6 rebounds, 4 blocked shots, 30 minutes in Sunday win over Hornets... Noteworthy: Seven blocked shots at Utah Apr. 5 third time in eight games rejected 7 or more shots... Has 7-1 255 averaged 9.0 points, 10.9 rebounds and 2.90 blocked shots in last 44 games after recording 2.5 points, 2.6 rebounds and 0.80 blocks numbers in first 31 outings... 21-rebound game at Sacramento Mar. 22 his second 20-plus effort of career and second at Sacramento in two games... Had career-high 22 there on Jan. 18... Double-digit rebounding in 12 of last 17 games and 27 of last 44...... Blocked four or more shots in 14 of last 28 contests including career-high 8 at Kings on Mar. 22... 10th in NBA in rejections, 22nd in rebounding... Best FG percentage among regulars... Averaging: 6.1 pts., 7.8 reb., 0.9 assists, 23.6 min., in 71 games (45 starts)---61.0% FGs, 49.3% FTs. G 3 Damon Stoudamire Last Game: 19 points (5-19 FGs, 1-10 3pt., 8-8 FTs), 3 rebounds, team-high 9 assists, 2 steals, 31 minutes in Sunday win over Hornets... Noteworthy: Posted Blazers first triple double in exactly four years (his was 5-10 174 the last) with 13 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists in addition to 5 steals in Apr. 6 loss to Warriors... Is second in NBA free throw percentage ranking after leading much of the season...club record run of 57 consecutive free throws ended Feb. 16 at Indiana... 30 points vs. Phoenix Mar. 5 fifth time this season with 30 or more... Registered career and franchise-high 54 points in Jan. 14 loss at Hornets... Tallied his 10,000th career point and registered his 1,000th career three-pointer Feb. 1 at Lakers... Sixth in league in three-pointers made with 168... Needs 11 more to become Blazers all-time one-season leader in triples... Has scored 20 or more points in 23 of his last 43 games... 22nd in NBA in assists... Averaging: 16.0 pts., 3.6 reb., 5.6 assists, 1.08 steals, 33.8 min., in 75 games (64 starts)---39.6% FGs, 37.9% 3pt., 92.1% FTs G 31 Sebastian Telfair Last Game: 9 points (4-9 FGs, 1-3 3pt., 0-0 FTs), 1 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal, 25 minutes in Sunday win over Hornets... Noteworthy: 16 points, 4 rebounds, career-high 10 assists in April 2 loss to Nuggets---his 6-0 169 ---first career double-double... In 21 career starts (including Sunday s game at Hornets), has averaged 11.2 points, 5.8 assists and 33.8 minutes... 21 points Friday vs. Kings most since his career-high 23 points in Feb. 4 win over Charlotte...Scored his first NBA points on 24-foot three-pointer in second quarter in Boston on Nov. 10... Has led team in scoring once and assists 10 times... Ranks second among NBA rookies in assists, 3rd in FT percentage and 15th in scoring... Averaging: 6.4 pts., 1.5 reb., 3.0 assists, 18.3 min., in 63 games (21 starts) --- 38.8% FGs, 25.4% 3pt., 79.3% FTs Record Home Road Overtime Overall 25-51.329 16-22.421 9-29.237 0-2 Northwest 3-11.214 3-4.419 0-7.000 0-1 Pacific 5-11.313 4-4.500 1-7.125 0-1 Southwest 3-13.187 2-6.250 1-7.125 0-0 Western 11-35.239 9-14.391 2-21.086 0-2 Atlantic 5-5.500 4-1.800 1-4.200 0-0 Central 3-7.300 1-4.200 2-3.400 0-0 Southeast 6-4.600 2-3.500 4-1.800 0-0 Eastern 14-16.467 7-8.467 7-8.467 0-0 STREAKS: Overall: Won 1 Home: Lost 5 Road: Won 1

Portland Names Pritchard Interim Head Coach Kevin Pritchard, who has served as Director of Player Personnel since August, was named interim head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers on March 2. He replaced Maurice Cheeks, who was relieved of his coaching duties the same day. We made this change in order to evaluate the entire roster and to put the franchise in the best position as we had towards the draft and free agency, said Trail Blazers General Manager John Nash. We appreciate all of Maurice s efforts during this difficult time and wish him well in the future. Pritchard becomes the eleventh head coach in the franchise s 35 seasons and the second to serve in an interim position. Before joining the Trail Blazers organization last summer, the 37-year-old Pritchard served for a year and a half as a scout with the San Antonio Spurs. Prior to that, he was with the Kansas City Knights of the American Basketball Association. There he served as the team s general manager, head coach and director of player personnel. In 2001-02, he led the Knights to the ABA championship. He was selected in the second round (34th pick overall) in the 1990 NBA Draft by Golden State. In addition to the Warriors, he also played for Boston, Philadelphia, Miami and Washington in the NBA. Pritchard also played in Spain, Italy, Germany and in the Continental Basketball Association. Pritchard was a standout basketball player at the University of Kansas where he was an All-Big 8 selection his senior year and was a starter in 129 of his 139 collegiate games over four seasons. In addition to all-conference honors, he was a three-time All-Big 8 Academic Team selection. Averaging 12.2 points during his career with the Jayhawks, he ranks among the school s all-time top 10 in scoring, assists, steals and three-pointers. Cheeks became the Trail Blazers 10th head coach on June 27, 2001, after serving seven seasons as an assistant at Philadelphia, four of those under Larry Brown. His 162 victories ranks fourth on the Trail Blazers alltime head coaching chart. In three-plus seasons with Portland, Cheeks led the club to the playoffs twice. His 2002-03 team finished 50-32 and took a red-hot Dallas Mavericks team to seven games in the Western Conference playoffs first round. TRAIL BLAZERS COACHING RECORDS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS Yrs. G W L Pct. G W L Pct. Rolland Todd 1970-72 2+ 138 41 97.297 0 0 0.000 *Stu Inman 1972 1 26 6 20.231 0 0 0.000 Jack McCloskey 1972-74 2 164 48 116.293 0 0 0.000 Lenny Wilkens 1974-76 2 164 75 89.457 0 0 0.000 Jack Ramsay 1976-86 10 820 453 367.552 59 29 30.492 Mike Schuler 1986-89 2+ 211 127 84.602 8 2 6.250 Rick Adelman 1989-94 5+ 445 291 154.654 69 36 33.522 P.J. Carlesimo 1994-97 3 246 137 109.557 12 3 9.250 Mike Dunleavy 1997-01 4 296 190 106.641 36 18 18.500 Maurice Cheeks 2001-05 3+ 301 162 139.538 10 3 7.300 **Totals 34+ 2811 1530 1281.544 194 91 103.469 * Interim head coach **Through 55 games in 2004-05

UPCOMING GAMES Thursday April 14 Dallas 7:30 pm NewsRadio 750-KXL, MAGIA 1150 AM (Spanish Radio), TNT Friday April 15 @ Golden State 7:30 pm NewsRadio 750-KXL, MAGIA 1150 AM (Spanish Radio), KGW-TV Channel 8 Sunday April 16 Utah 5:00 pm NewsRadio 750-KXL, MAGIA 1150 AM (Spanish Radio), FSN Cable Tuesday April 19 @ Denver 6:00 pm NewsRadio 750-KXL, MAGIA 1150 AM (Spanish Radio), KGW-TV Channel 8, NBA-TV Wednesday April 20 LA Lakers 7:00 pm NewsRadio 750 KXL, MAGIA 1150 AM (Spanish Radio), KGW-TV Channel 8 (0-5) Denver 103, Portland 97 Saturday Apr. 2 Rose Garden 24-48 Utah 90, Portland 79 Tuesday Apr. 5 Delta Center 24-49 Golden State 104, Portland 102 Wednesday Apr. 6 Rose Garden 24-50 Sacramento 119, Portland 115 Friday Apr. 8 Rose Garden 24-51 Portland 90, New Orleans 81 Sunday Apr. 10 New Orleans Arena 25-51 TRAIL BLAZERS ON THE AIR All Portland Trail Blazers games are carried live on the Blazers Broadcasting flagship station, Newsradio 750 KXL. Brian Wheeler, in his seventh season calling the play-by-play, will again team with analyst Mike Rice, in his 15th season, at the microphone. KGW-TV Channel 8 and FSN (Fox Sports Net) will televise a total of 61 Blazers games with veteran analyst Steve Jones, in his 25th season, and Mike Barrett, in his second, calling the action. All games will also be broadcast in Spanish by Arnolfo Alvarez and Henry Cualio on MAGIA 1150 AM. INJURY REPORT: Damon Stoudamire (bruised left shoulder), probable for Apr. 12 at San Antonio Darius Miles (sore left shoulder), probable for Apr. 12 at San Antonio Theo Ratliff (sore right shoulder), doubtful for Apr. 12 at San Antonio Derek Anderson (sore back), activated from injured list Mar. 14; probable for Apr. 12 at San Antonio Zach Randolph (bone contusion, right femur), surgery on March 30; placed on injured list Mar. 14 Nick Van Exel (arthritic left knee), placed on injured list Mar. 12 RECENT TRANSACTIONS: Mar. 24: Activated Ruben Patterson from injured list; Mar. 22: Did not renew Maurice Baker s first 10-day contract; Mar. 14: Placed Zach Randolph (bone contusion, right femur) on injured list; Activated Derek Anderson from injured list; Mar. 12: Placed Nick Van Exel (arthritic left knee) on injured list; Signed Maurice Baker to 10-day contract; Mar. 4: Activated Ha Seung Jin from injured list; Mar. 3: Placed Ruben Patterson (patellar tendonitis, right knee) on injured list; Feb. 23: Activated Shareef Abdur-Rahim from injured list; placed Derek Anderson (back spas ms) on injured list; Feb. 1: Activated Viktor Khryapa from injured list; Jan. 30: Did not re-sign James Thomas after consecutive 10-day contracts; Jan. 28: Suspended Darius Miles for two games; Jan. 22: Placed Ha Seung Jin on injured list (lower back pain); activated Darius Miles from injured list; Jan. 21: Placed Qyntel Woods (forward) on waivers; Jan. 19: Signed James Thomas to second 10-day contract; Jan. 9: Signed James Thomas (forward) to a 10-day contract... Jan. 7: Placed Shareef Abdur-Rahim and Darius Miles on the injured list; activated Ha Seung Jin from injured list... Dec. 28: Vladimir Stepania placed on waivers... Dec. 27: Activated Richie Frahm from injured list; Placed Ha Seung Jin on injured list (lower back pain)... Dec. 26: Signed Ha Seung Jin (center)... Dec. 16: Placed Geno Carlisle on waivers...nov. 12: Signed Geno Carlisle as a free agent...nov. 10: Placed Richie Frahm (torn metatarsophalangeal capsule on second toe of right foot) on injured list. Nov. 1: Placed Vladimir Stepania (sore right knee) and Viktor Khryapa (surgery, left foot) on injured list. RECENT GAMES 76. Portland 90, New Orleans 81 --- Sunday, April 10, New Orleans Arena A bunch of nasty streaks were exorcized in New Orleans Sunday when the Trail Blazers downed the Hornets, 90-81... The victory broke Portland s season-longest losing streaks---seven straight overall and 10 in a row on the road... It was only the second road win over a Western Conference team... Before New Orleans, the Blazers had dropped 21 in a row on the road to teams from the west after opening the season with a victory at Golden State... It was the first victory away from the Rose Garden this season over a Southwest Division team and it broke a four-game Hornets winning streak in the series... Shareef Abdur-Rahim continued his strong play for the Trail Blazers, posting his second straight double-double with game highs of 25 points and 10 rebounds... Damon Stoudamire, fighting off the effects of a bruised shoulder suffered late in Friday s game with Sacramento, gutted it out for 19 points and a team-high 9 assists in 37 minutes... Ruben Patterson added 16 points and Travis Outlaw continued his strong play off the bench with 13 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocked shots... Outlaw s slam dunk with 6:20 left in the second quarter wiped out New Orleans last lead of the game... The Blazers, Up by six entering the third quarter, went on a 14-2 run midway through the third stanza then held off a Hornet rally in the fourth to get their first road victory since Feb. 14 at Charlotte... Forward Lee Nailon led the Hornets with 20 points. 1 2 3 4 0T Final Att. FGs 3 Pts FTs O D Reb A PF St TO Bl Pts Portland... 25 25 20 20... 90 Portland... 35-83.422 2-17.118 18-20.900 12 29 41 24 18 9 10 8 90 New Orleans. 25 19 16 21... 81 16,022 New Orleans... 33-80.413 3-12.250 12-16.750 11 33 44 20 21 6 19 3 81

75. Sacramento 119, Portland 115 --- Friday, April 8, The Rose Garden The game lived up to its advanced billing: Another high-scoring shoot-out... The Trail Blazers shot 55% for the game, had four players with 20 or more points for the first time this season and raced to a 35-25 lead after one quarter... But the inability to keep the Sacramento Kings from rebounding their own misses took a big toll and the Blazers went down, 119-115, for their seventh straight loss, their 14th in the last 15 games and their fifth in a row at home... The setback, which gave the Kings the season s series three games to one, dropped the Blazers into a tie with Utah for last place in the Northwest Division... Darius Miles, back in action after missing three games with a bruised shoulder, scored 23 points to match Shareef Abdur-Rahim for team honors... Miles, making 8 of 15 field goals and all seven free throws, sparked a surge that helped Portland jump to a 63-59 halftime lead... Abdur-Rahim added 13 rebounds to his 23 points for his 12th double-double, while Sebastian Telfair contributed 21 points and Ruben Patterson 20... Joel Przybilla gathered in 15 rebounds to give him a total of 72 in the four-game series with the Kings... Sacramento s control of its own backboards--- the Kings had 21 offensive rebounds and 27 second chance points to 10 for the Blazers was a major factor... So too 10 triples on 22 attempts by the visitors to just 4 for 10 for Portland... Peja Stojakovic led all scorers in the game with 35 points including 6 baskets from three-point range. 1 2 3 4 0T Final Att. FGs 3 Pts FTs O D Reb A PF St TO Bl Pts Sacramento.. 25 29 32 33...119 Sacramento... 42-91.462 10-22.455 25-30.833 21 23 44 25 25 9 14 3 119 Portland... 35 28 18 34...115 17,539 Portland... 41-75.547 4-10.400 29-41.707 13 28 41 23 24 10 16 2 115 74. Golden State 104, Portland 102 --- Wednesday, April 6, The Rose Garden After a flat performance in an 11-point loss at Utah the night before, the Trail Blazers turned in a high-energy and entertaining effort Wednesday before ultimately losing to the red-hot Golden State Warriors, 104-102, in the Rose Garden... It extended Portland s losing streak to six in a row and four straight in the Rose Garden... The Blazers have lost 13 of their last 14 and 19 of their last 21... But it nearly came up a W as four Trail Blazers veterans ratcheted up their games... Damon Stoudamire, who posted the first Trail Blazers triple double (13 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists) since the one he had four years ago to the day against the same Warriors team, saw his three-pointer bounce off the back of the rim as time expired, ending a spirited comeback on a down note... The Blazers started slow and had fallen behind by as many as 19 points by midway through the second quarter... But a spirited third quarter rally and inspired play by Ruben Patterson, Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Joel Przybilla and Stoudamire got the Blazers back in the game... A 10-2 run to open the fourth quarter earned Portland its first lead since the opening minutes, 92-91, with 6:42 left in the game... But Warriors regained the advantage and escaped with the two-point victory... Patterson was huge for the Blazers, matching his season-high with 27 points... Abdur-Rahim added 21 points and Przbyilla again dominated play in the middle with a season-high matching 19 points, 14 rebounds and five blocked shots... Stoudamire had his best game in weeks, including five steals with his triple-double... Baron Davis and Troy Murphy led the Warriors with 22 points each.. The Blazers lost despite shooting 48.7% for the game, but Golden State cashed in on 11 three-pointers to only three for Portland. 1 2 3 4 0T Final Att. FGs 3 Pts FTs O D Reb A PF St TO Bl Pts Golden State. 33 31 24 16...104 Golden State... 39-96.406 11-26.423 15-22.682 18 28 46 27 22 10 14 4 104 Portland... 28 26 28 20...102 16,129 Portland... 38-78.487 3-13.231 23-29.793 11 33 44 26 14 9 20 13 102 73. Utah 90, Portland 79 --- Tuesday, April 5, Delta Center, Salt Lake City Things looked good for the first 12 minutes but the wheels started coming off in the middle of the second quarter as the Trail Blazers lost their fifth straight game, a 90-79 decision at the hands of Jazz in Utah... The loss, Portland s 10th straight on the road and the 16th in the last 18 games, closed the gap between the Blazers and Jazz to just one game for the NBA s fourth worst record... The Blazers, behind Damon Stoudamire and Joel Przybilla, moved out to a 10 point lead in the game s first six minutes and after one quarter were ahead, 21-16... Utah gained the lead for good with 6:49 left in the second quarter and moved ahead 46-40 at intermission... Portland scored a season-low 10 points, made just four field goals, shot 27 percent and turned the ball over eight times in the third quarter, falling behind 67-50... Only a strong fourth quarter by Portland s reserves kept the game from becoming a bigger embarrassment... Joel Przybilla, who tallied 13 points, grabbed 9 rebounds and blocked 7 shots, shared team scoring honors with Sebastian Telfair and Travis Outlaw... Matt Harpring led the Jazz, who snapped a three-game losing streak, with 17 points. 1 2 3 4 0T Final Att. FGs 3 Pts FTs O D Reb A PF St TO Bl Pts Portland... 21 19 10 29... 79 Portland... 31-68.456 6-14.429 11-19.579 9 29 37 19 24 4 20 10 79 Utah... 16 30 21 23... 90 17,443 Utah... 40-86.465 1-3.333 9-17.529 14 25 39 23 18 4 11 2 90 72. Denver 103, Portland 97 --- Saturday, April 2, The Rose Garden A devastating 6:58 span of the fourth quarter turned an otherwise strong game against one of the West s top teams into a 103-97 loss for the shorthanded Trail Blazers in the Rose Garden... Portland jumped to an early lead over the Denver Nuggets, a club battling for home court advantage in the upcoming playoffs, lost the lead then recovered to go ahead by three, 86-83 with 8:08 remaining in the game... From there, the Nuggets launched a 14-0 run and Portland could never get inside six after that... During that drought the Blazers were 0 for 9 from the field and turned the ball over five times while the Nuggets were connecting on 7 of 10 from the field... Damon Stoudamire led all scorers with 27 points on 11 of 19 shooting and Shareef Abdur-Rahim, playing all but four seconds of the game, added 21... Sebastian Telfair gave out a career-high 10 assists to go with 16 points for his first career double-double... But with Abdur-Rahim and Joel Przybilla, who grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds, the only big men available for action, Portland s inside game suffered... Darius Miles and Theo Ratliff both were in street clothes nursing shoulder injuries and Zach Randolph, lost for the season, underwent knee surgery two days earlier... Carmelo Anthony led five Nuggets in double-digit scoring with 23 points... It was Portland s fourth straight loss, its 11th in the last 12 games and its third straight at home. 1 2 3 4 0T Final Att. FGs 3 Pts FTs O D Reb A PF St TO Bl Pts Denver... 26 36 17 24...103 Denver... 41-77.532 1-5.200 20-27.741 13 28 41 24 27 9 19 7 103 Portland... 31 23 26 17... 97 17,638 Portland... 38-85.447 2-8.250 19-23.826 14 19 33 27 25 8 16 0 97

TRAIL BLAZERS vs. SPURS DIGGING OUT THE SPURS... Portland wraps up a two-game incursion into Southwest Division territory Tuesday at One SBC Center in San Antonio (5:30 p.m., NewsRadio 750-KXL, MAGIA 1150 AM-Spanish Radio, KGW-TV)... The Trail Blazers are looking to extend their road winning streak to two in a row and at the same time capture the season series from the Spurs, a team that owns the NBA s second best record... The Blazers, who have struggled against San Antonio over the past five years, beat the Spurs in their last meeting on Jan. 24 in the Rose Garden, 107-99... In the first clash of the season, also in the Rose Garden, Portland suffered its biggest loss ever to the Spurs, 114-89, so Tuesday s contest is the tiebreaker in this season s three-game series... Under the new divisional alignment in the West, the two teams face each othef only three times in the current campaign and this is Portland s only visit to San Antonio... The Blazers victory on Jan. 24 snapped a seven-game series losing streak to the Spurs, their longest in the 29 years the two teams have been going at it... The point margin in the last five losses to San Antonio all were in double digits... Making it two in a row over the Spurs will be a challenge since the Texas team is locked in a battle with Phoenix for the No. 1 seed in the West in the upcoming playoffs... Going into Tuesday s game, the Spurs are a half-game back of the Suns for the West s (and the NBA s) best record. THE LAST TWO BLAZERS-SPURS GAMES 27. San Antonio 114, Portland 89 --- Thursday, Dec. 30, Rose Garden Portland fell behind, 17-2, in the game s first seven minutes and never seriously challenged as the Southwest Division-leading San Antonio Spurs rolled to a 114-80 victory in the final Rose Garden game for 2004... The 34-point loss was Portland s biggest in 108 games between the two teams and extended the Spurs winning streak in the series to seven in a row... The Blazers have won only three of their last 15 games with the Spurs who this time had season opponent highs 47 field goals and 34 assists... A bright spot in the game for Portland was the continued strong play of Darius Miles at small forward... He tallied a team-high 17 points in 33 minutes, making 7 of 14 from the field and his only three-pointer...the game also marked the return of Shareef Abdur-Rahim who contributed a double-double---14 points and a game-high 10 rebounds in 31 minutes... Damon Stoudamire came off the bench and distributed a team-high seven assists in just 18 minutes... The talent-deep Spurs had six players finish in double-figure scoring, led by Tim Duncan s 19 points... Guard Tony Parker scored 18 points and rookie Beno Udrih had a career-high 14 points and 10 assists... The Blazers were down 57-36 at halftime but got to within 15, 74-59, late in the third quarter before the Spurs opened it up in the final 12 minutes, making 15 of their 19 field goal attempts (79%) while limiting Portland to 6 of 20 (30%)... The Blazers were outrebounded, 49-39. 1 2 3 4 0T Final Att. FGs 3 Pts FTs O D Reb A PF St TO Bl Pts San Antonio.. 21 36 21 36...114 San Antonio... 47-87.540 7-15.467 13-20.650 15 34 49 34 17 6 8 7 114 Portland... 14 22 26 18... 80 18,677 Portland... 30-76.395 4-6.667 16-25.640 12 27 39 21 20 4 14 3 80 40. Portland 107, San Antonio 99 --- Monday, Jan. 24, Rose Garden The Trail Blazers snapped their season s longest losing streak---six games---by beating San Antonio, the team with the NBA s best record, 107-99, in a thriller in the Rose Garden on Wednesday... Not only did they stop the losing streak but they also put an end to a domination that saw the Blazers drop their previous seven encounters with the Spurs, the last five by margins of 10 points or more... Portland won despite not having its two top scorers--- Zach Randolph and Shareef Abdur-Rahim---in uniform and guard Derek Anderson out with a dental problem... The roster situation was compounded when Nick Van Exel was ejected four minutes into the third quarter by Steve Javie... But the Blazers showed early they meant business, making 14 of their first 17 shots and jumping to a 30-20 lead after one quarter... After the Spurs came back and led by one at the half, 47-46, Portland reasserted itself and went ahead for good, 63-61 on Richie Frahm s jumper with 4:50 left in the third stanza... Damon Stoudamire continued his inspired play, leading the way for the Blazers with team highs of 23 points and 9 assists... He was 5 of 7 from three-point land... Joel Przybilla had another big game at center with 17 points and 16 rebounds... He made all five of his shots in the first quarter and ended up 8 of 9 for the game... Darius Miles came off the bench to spark Portland s second half effort, getting 21 points on 8 of 13 shooting... 14 of those points came in the fourth quarter... Ruben Patterson has another big game with 15 points and 8 rebounds... The Blazers shot 56% for the game, were 14 of 19 in the first quarter (73.7%) and 13 of 20 (65%) in the fourth... Even more impressive was long-range shooting... They made 8 of 14 threes, 57%... Tim Duncan scored 24 points to lead the Spurs, who lost for only the 10th time in 44 games... Tony Parker and Devin Brown each checked in with 20 points for San Antonio. 1 2 3 4 0T Final Att. FGs 3 Pts FTs O D Reb A PF St TO Bl Pts San Antonio.. 20 27 24 28... 99 San Antonio... 34-77.442 6-16.375 25-30.833 12 20 32 18 20 6 8 5 99 Portland... 30 16 28 33...107 15,575 Portland... 42-75.560 8-14.571 15-18.833 9 28 37 26 26 2 11 9 107 TRAIL BLAZERS & SPURS ALL-TIME... The Trail Blazers hold a 62-57 advantage in their 29-year series with the Spurs... Portland won the last meeting, 107-99 in the Rose Garden, but before that had lost a series -longest seven in a row... The Blazers record in San Antonio, where they have lost three in a row and six of eight, is 23-36... Portland s last victory there was 95-76 on Nov. 9, 2002... At home, the Blazers are 39-21. COMPARING NUMBERS--- (through April 10) Record Home Road Last 10 Streak Portland 25-51 16-21 9-29 2-8 Won 1 4th in Northwest Division, 13th in Western Conference San Antonio 57-20 36-3 21-17 7-3 Won 2 1st in Southwest Division, 2nd in Western Conference OFFENSE DEFENSE Blazers-NBA Rank Spurs-NBA Rank Blazers-NBA Rank Spurs-NBA Rank Points Avg...92.5 27th 96.6 16th Points Avg.... 96.6 13th 88.3 1st FG%... 44.9% 14th 42.7% 8th FG%...44.8% 16th 42.7% 3rd 3ptFG%... 36.6% 7th 37.2% 9th 3ptFG%...34.6% 9th 37.2% 27th FT%... 72.8% 25th 72.3% 26th FT%...75.3% 13th 76.8% 25th Off. RB Avg....11.9 18th 12.0 15th Off. RB Avg... 13.8 29th 10.7 3rd Def. RB Avg...29.4 20th 30.3 11th Def. RB Avg.... 28.0 4th 29.3 11th Total RB Avg....41.3 21st 42.3 12th Tot. RB Avg... 41.8 18th 40.0 6th Assists Avg....20.7 20th 21.8 10th Assists Avg.... 23.5 29th 16.8 1st Steals Avg....7.0 22nd 7.6 15th Steals Avg...8.6 28th 7.1 7th TOs Avg....16.1 29th 13.8 9th TOs Avg.... 13.4 24th 15.3 11th Blocks Avg....6.5 2nd 6.6 1st Blocks Avg...5.1 19th 5.0 18th PFs Avg....20.9 4th 21.0 5th PF Avg.... 20.3 29th 23.2 12th Pt. Difference -4.0 27th +8.3 1st Off. RB%... 29.8% 8th 29.1% 13th (share of owned missed shots rebounded) Def. RB%... 68.1% 29th 73.9% 3rd (share of other teams missed shots rebounded) Tot. RB%... 49.0% 23rd 51.5% 5th (share of total missed shots by both teams rebounded)

NEXT OPPONENT MAVERICKS THE NEXT CHALLENGE... No rest for the Trail Blazers... Two nights after going up against the Southwest Divisionleading Spurs in San Antonio, the Blazers are back in the Rose Garden to battle the Dallas Mavericks, a team with the league s fourth best record (52-24) that is battling to hold on to the fourth slot and home court advantage in the playoffs beginning a week from Saturday... The Blazers, who lost all three previous meetings to the Mavs and have dropped five in a row going back to the middle of the last campaign, will be out to keep the Texas team from sweeping the season series for the first time in the 25-year-old series... Overall, the Blazers have won 14 season series, the Mavericks six and there have been five ties... Portland leads the all-time series, 65-41 and has a 41-11 advantage in games played in the Rose City... So far this season, the Blazers lost both times in Dallas---92-83 on Nov. 26, and, in a close game on Mar. 17, 94-88... The Mavericks, winners on their last two visits to the Rose Garden, beat the Blazers there on Jan. 26, 95-88. TRAIL BLAZING RANDOLPH UNDERGOES SURGERY... Zach Randolph, the team s leading scorer and rebounder and last season s NBA Most Improved Player, underwent successful arthroscopic surgery on his right knee March 30. Dr. Don Roberts, the Trail Blazers team orthopedist, performed the surgery at the Southwest Washington Medical Center in Vancouver. In addition to the arthroscopic procedure, Dr. Roberts performed a microfracture procedure to expose bone surface to encourage cartilage growth. Randolph is expected to begin mild rehabilitation activities immediately and will be in a straight leg immobilizer for a brief period. He is expected to ready for training camp in October. Randolph missed 13 games after suffering a bone contusion on the right knee in the Jan. 12 game at Washington and was placed on the injured list on March 14. In 46 games this season, he averaged 18.9 points and 9.6 rebounds and recorded 22 double-doubles. THE FACTS Portland is out of the playoffs for the second year in a row after a run of 21 consecutive appearances... When the Trail Blazers missed the cut last season for the first time since 1981-82, they came up one shy of matching the all-time NBA record of 22 straight post-season bookings by the Philadelphia-Syracuse franchise from 1950 to 1971... The Blazers have been in the playoffs in all but nine of their 35 seasons with six of those misses coming in the franchise s first six seasons. Before this season, the Trail Blazers had won at least 45 percent of its games for 30 consecutive seasons, recording 37 or more victories in 29 seasons and going 35-15 in the lockout-shortened 1998-99 campaign. Sunday s win at New Orleans ended a seven-game losing streak which matching their longest season s longest (March 14 to March 24)... The previous longest streak was 12 in a row in 1985-86... The team s longest string of games without a win was 13 during the 1971-72 season. Portland has now lost 14 of the last 15 and 20 of its last 22 games. The victory at New Orleans snapped a 10-game road losing streak that matched last year s run of 10 losses in a row to start the season... Before that, the longest run without a road win was 13 during the 1985-86 season... The all-time franchise record for consecutive road losses was 21 during the 1973-74 season. The Blazers are on a five-game home losing streak, their longest since 1995-96... That year, the team lost six in a row at home which matched the longest in franchise history... It happened twice before----in 1971-72 and again in 1972-73. The Blazers are 16-22 in the Rose Garden thus far with three home games remaining... The 22 losses is the most since the 1972-73 season and is matches the losses by the franchise s first team in 1970-71 for the third highest in team history. Portland s 29 road losses is the most since the 1988-89 season when that year s team finished 11-30... The all-time worst Blazers road record was recorded by the 1971-72 team that won only four of its 41 games away from home. This is the first season with a losing record in 16 years and only the 10th in the franchise s 35 years... Six of those were in the first six seasons... With eight games remaining, the 51 losses ranks the fifth highest in club history and the most since 1973-74 when the record was 27-55. BLAZERS LOSING SEASONS (*with 6 games remaining) 1970-71 29-53.354 1975-76 37-46.451 1971-72 18-64.220 1979-80 38-44.463 1972-73 21-61.256 1985-86 40-42.488 1973-74 27-55.329 1988-89 39-43.476 1974-75 38-44.463 2004-05* 25-51.320 BLOCK BUSTERS... The Trail Blazers never have had two players finish in the NBA s top 10 in blocked shots but it could happen this year... Theo Ratliff, who has missed the last eight games with a sore shoulder, is No. 4 on the leader board with 158 rejections and a 2.51 per game average, and Joel Przybilla, who is establishing himself as one of the league s elite big men, has blocked 118 shots in his last 43 games and now has a total of 140 for the season (a 1.97 average), has moved up to No. 10 in the rankings... Theo, the NBA leader in rejections in three of the past four years, matched his career high with 9 blocks Nov. 5 versus the Clippers... He has 3 or more erasures in 30 games 10 games with five or more... Joel got his career high 8 blocks March 22 at Sacramento and has stopped five or more shots seven times... The duo has a major roll in Portland being No. 2 as a team in the league in blocked shots. ONE SEASON LEADERS G Blocks Avg. 1. Bill Walton 1976-77 65 211 3.2 2. Sam Bowie 1984-85 75 203 2.7 3. Mychal Thompson 1980-81 79 170 2.2 4. Clifford Robinson 1992-93 82 163 2.0 5. Theo Ratliff* 2004-05 63 158 3.5 6. Bill Walton 1977-78 58 146 2.5 7. Theo Ratliff 2003-04 32 141 4.4 8. Joel Przybilla* 2004-05 70 140 1.9 9. Wayne Cooper 1982-83 80 136 1.7 10. Rasheed Wallace 2000-01 77 135 1.8 11. Mychal Thompson 1978-79 73 134 1.8 * 8 games remaining

10,000 & 1,000... Damon Stoudamire surpassed the 10,000 point and 1,000 three point field goal career plateaus in the same game Feb. 1 in Los Angeles... The Portland native, in his 10th NBA season and his eighth as a Trail Blazer, got his 10,000 point on a running jumper with 7:36 left in the first quarter of the Laker game... He finished with a game-high 25 points... Damon passed the 1,000 level for triples in the third quarter when he made his third of the game... It was a long one with 6:56 left in the period. YOUTH MOVEMENT... When Coach Kevin Pritchard turned in his starting lineup card for the March 12 game against the Grizzlies, he well could have established an NBA first... Three of the five starters all came to the NBA directly out of high school----darius Miles, Travis Outlaw and Sebastian Telfair... Miles, out of East St. Louis High School, is in his fifth NBA season... He was drafted in 1st round (3rd pick overall) by the LA Clippers in the 2000 NBA Draft... Portland selected Travis Outlaw from Starkville, Mississippi High School in the 1st round (23rd overall) of the 2003 Draft then took Sebastian Telfair in the 1st round (13th overall) of the draft last summer... Average age of Portland s five starters last Saturday, including its senior citizen Shareef Abdur-Rahim (in his ninth year in the league)--------23.0 years... And, the five players on the floor played all of the fourth quarter against the Rockets on March 30 (Outlaw, Viktor Khryapa, Ha Seung-Jin, Telfair and senior citizen Richie Frahm at 27 years), averaged just 21.4 years per player. IN THE RECORD BOOK.... Any doubt that Blazers co-captain Damon Stoudamire had overcome early season shooting problems were blown away J an. 14 in New Orleans... The 5-10 guard almost single-handedly gave his injury-depleted team a chance at winning with the biggest game of his career, and for that matter, the biggest single effort in the Trail Blazers 35-year history... The 54 points he poured through in 43 minutes of action not only was a personal and all-time Blazers best but came within a point of being the NBA s high for the season... In that game, he also established new personal record and tied the team mark for field goals in a game (20); tied the Blazers record for points in a half (30); set a new career high and tied the club record for three-pointers in a game (8), and set a new team and personal high for three-point attempts with 16. MILESTONES... Damon Stoudamire passed Buck Williams in eighth place on the Trail Blazers all-time minutes played list after playing 37 minutes Saturday against Denver... His total minutes played with the Trail Blazers is now 17,272 in 523 games...buck Williams played 17,130 minutes in 557 games from 1989 to 1996... Ahead of Damon in seventh place is Jim Paxson with 18,398 minutes in 627 contests. ADD MILESTONES... Damon Stoudamire, who has tossed in 34 three-pointers in the last 14 games, now has 168 for the season and needs 11 in the team s final 6 games (an average of 1.8 a contest) to pass the club s one-season leaders in triples, Clifford Robinson... Robinson converted 178 during the 1995-96 campaign... Stoudamire made 156 three-pointers last season... His best year was his second in the NBA at Toronto in 1996-97 when he swished 176 triples... Damon, with 704 as a Trail Blazer, ranks second only to Terry Porter s 773 on the team s all-time list... Going into Tuesday s game, Stoudamire has 1,078 career three-pointers in eight NBA seasons. ONE SEASON 3-POINT LEADERS G Blocks Avg. 1. Clifford Robinson 1995-96 78 178 2.3 2. Damon Stoudamire 2004-05 75* 168 2.2 3. Damon Stoudamire 2003-04 82 156 1.9 4. Terry Porter 1992-93 82 143 1.8 5. Clifford Robinson 1994-95 75 142 1.9 6. Isaiah Rider 1997-98 74 135 1.8 * 6 games remaining SHUFFLING THE STARTERS... Interim Coach Kevin Pritchard employed the Trail Blazers 13th different starting lineup of the season March 30 against Houston----Ruben Patterson, Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Joel Przybilla, Damon Stoudamire and Sebastian Telfair... All but two players on the current Blazers 14-man roster---richie Frahm and Ha Seung Jin---have seen starting duty in at least one game. LESS THAN FULL STRENGTH... The Trail Blazers are having one of their worst seasons in years and the laundry list of injuries tells some of the story... Only 13 times in the 75 games played so far this season have the Blazers enjoyed having all 10 of their core players on deck... In those 13 games, Portland was 7-6... Injuries have taken a particular toll on the forwards corps---zach Randolph, Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Darius Miles and Ruben Patterson---all of whom have been starters... Collectively this quartet has missed 83 games... For a four-game stretch when the Blazers lost four times, Randolph, Abdur-Rahim and Miles all were on the sidelines... When two of the four have been out at the same time, the record is 2-19... When Damon Stoudamire missed the March 12 game with Memphis with a strained hamstring, he became the 10th regular to not play because of injuries at one time or another during the season... The starting guard rotation at the beginning of the season---stoudamire, Derek Anderson and Nick Van Exel---have collectively missed 51 games. Coach Kevin Pritchard Overall Record:... 3-18 With the Trail Blazers:...3-18 Overall Record... 1st year With the Trail Blazers:...1st year (See bio information in appointment story on Page 2 of Game Notes)

TRAIL BLAZERS PROFILES 33 - Shareef Abdur-Rahim --- F 6-9, 245, California 99 (9th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Season high-matching 27 points Mar. 22 at Sacramento... Posted his 13th double-double of season and second in a row with game highs of 25 points and 10 rebounds Sunday at New Orleans... Scored 20 or more points in 14 of last 21 games and is averaging 20.0 ppg in that stretch... Registered a game and season-high 27 points Mar. 4 against Indiana in his first start since Jan. 2 at Phoenix... Placed on injured list Jan. 7 and underwent successful surgery Jan. 12 to remove bone fragments from his elbow... Missed 27 games because of the injury and the subsequent surgery... Before this year he had missed only five games in his career due to injuries... After sitting out six games with a hyperextended right elbow, he returned to action Dec. 30 against San Antonio and posted his sixth double-double--- 14 points and 10 rebounds... Swished game-winning three-pointer at the buzzer in Dec. 9 victory over the Celtics and had 15 points and season-high 14 rebounds...... Had a league-best 42 consecutive free throws snapped when he missed his first attempt Dec. 4 in Seattle.. Free throw percentage 87.1%, 12th best in the league... Ranks 24th in NBA in field goal percentage... Has scored in double numbers in 45 of 48 games played in this season... Averaging: 17.1 pts., 7.4 reb., 2.0 assists, 35.3 min., in 48 games (43 starts)--49.5% FGs, 37.5% 3pt., 87.1% FTs Apr. 2 Denver 48 9-23 0-0 2-2 8 7 4 0 2 0 20 Apr. 5 at Utah 30 2-7 0-0 2-3 6 2 2 0 5 0 6 Apr. 6 Golden State 43 9-14 0-0 3-3 7 6 3 1 4 1 21 Apr. 8 Sacramento 38 10-20 1-2 2-3 13 1 4 3 5 0 23 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 41 10-17 0-2 5-6 10 2 2 0 2 0 25 1 - Derek Anderson --- G 6-5, 195, Kentucky 97 (8th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Did not dress for last nine games but could be available Tuesday at San Antonio... Had his best game since Nov. 26 in March 24 vs. Seattle, scoring 18 points in 32 minutes, on 7 of 11 FGs and 4 of 6 triples and dishing out a team-high 7 assists... Most threepointers and assists since Dec. 22... Activated Mar. 16 after spending nine game on IL with back spasms... Saw his first action since Jan. 22 on Feb. 11 against the Grizzlies after sitting out previous eight games with dental problems, including a double root canal and sinus infection... Before that, he had played in 90 consecutive contests... Came off the bench for the first time in 33 games Jan. 10 in Philadelphia and contributed 11 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals in 17 minutes... Followed up a season-high 23 points at Dallas Nov. 26 with a 21- point effort vs. New Jersey Nov. 28... Dished out season-high nine assists (one shy of his Blazers high) Dec. 22 at Milwaukee... AVERAGING: 9.2 pts., 2.7 reb., 3.0 assists, 0.77 steals, 26.4 min., in 47 games (32 starts) --38.9% FGS, 38.4% 3pt., 80.5% FTs Apr. 2 Denver DND---sore back Apr. 5 at Utah NWT---sore back Apr. 6 Golden State DND---sore back Apr. 8 Sacramento DND---sore back Apr. 10 at New Orleans DND---sore back 14 - Richie Frahm --- G 6-5, 210, Gonzaga 00 (2nd NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Turned in best game of the season March 28 vs. Wizards, scoring Blazers high 16 points in 18 minutes on 6 of 7 field goals and 3 of 3 from beyond the arc... Prior to that, had season-high 14 points (6-12 FGs, 2-5 3pt), career-high matching 5 rebounds in seasonhigh 36 minutes in Mar. 12 win over Memphis... On Mar. 9, scored 7 points in 11 minutes vs. Chicago... On Mar. 7 at Denver, made all three field goal attempts, including both triples for 8 points in just 9 minutes of play... Activated Dec. 27 after being placed on injured list Nov. 10 (torn ligament on second toe of his right foot) and missing out 22 games... AVERAGING: 3.7 pts., 1.4 reb., 0.7 assists, 11.5 min., in 38 games-- -40.5% FGs, 39.1% 3pt., 82.6% FTs) Apr. 2 Denver 10 1-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 Apr. 5 at Utah 18 4-9 2-5 0-0 1 2 0 0 2 0 10 Apr. 6 Golden State 12 1-2 1-2 2-2 2 0 0 1 2 0 5 Apr. 8 Sacramento 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 - Viktor Khryapa (say kre-appa) --- F 6-9, 210, Russia (Rookie) NOTEWORTHY: Made all 6 of his field goal attempts, grabbed 5 rebounds, had a steal and a blocked shot in 17 minutes against the Wizards on March 28... Led Blazers with career-high 21 points on 9 of 10 field goals, including first eight in a row, and had 7 rebounds, 3 blocks, 1 steal and only 1 turnover in 32 minutes in his fourth start and only 14th NBA game Mar. 19 against Orlando... In his first NBA game Feb. 1 in Los Angeles, connected on the first shot he took, a three-pointer with 7:37 remaining in the game... Activated from injured list Feb. 1 after six months rehabilitation from surgery on his left foot... Suffered bone damage to his left foot in a Rocky Mountain Review summer league game on July 16 while playing for the Trail Blazers... After successful surgery on July 28, prognostication was he would not be available for play this season, but he has been working out and doctors determined he was ready to play... Selected by Portland in the 1st round (22nd pick overall) in the 2004 NBA Draft after playing two seasons with CSKA Moscow... Averaging 4.2 pts., 3.2 reb., 0.8 assists, 0.58 blocks, 15.6 min., in 26 games (5 starts) ---45.8% FGs, 40.0% 3pt., 56.3% FTs Apr. 2 Denver 26 2-6 0-0 1-1 3 1 5 3 1 0 5 Apr. 5 at Utah 26 4-7 0-0 1-2 5 2 3 2 1 1 9 Apr. 6 Golden State 9 0-2 0-0 1-2 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 Apr. 8 Sacramento 8 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 15 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 2 1 0 0 0 4

23 - Darius Miles --- F 6-9, 210, East St. Louis HS, Illinois (5th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: After missing three games with bruised left shoulder, returned to action Friday vs. Kings and had a big impact coming off the bench, sharing team scoring honors with 23 points and had 2 rebounds, 6 assists, a steal and a block in 26 minutes...started Apr. 1 at Seattle and played 30 minutes, scoring 13 points... Tallied 20 points, 6 rebounds, 4 steals in 33 minutes Mar. 21 at Clippers in second game back after missing three games to be with mother during surgery... Recorded a near-triple double March 12 vs. Memphis with 8 points, 9 rebounds and a career high-matching 8 assists... Scored 26 points on 13 of 17 field goal shooting in 40 minutes Mar. 4 against Indiana... It was his first start since Jan. 5... Posted a season-high 5 blocked shots in 32 minutes off bench in Feb. 16 loss at Indiana... Came up big in Jan. 24 win over the Spurs, scoring 21 points on 8-of-13 FG shooting with14 of those points coming in the fourth quarter... Went on injured list Jan. 7 after suffering a bruised left knee in Clipper game on Jan. 5... Scored season-high 28 points Dec. 27 vs. Philadelphia... Matched his career high in rebounds with 13 at Chicago Dec. 20... Made game-winning free throw with 0.05 seconds remaining Dec. 18 at Detroit... Has scored 20 or more points 10 times and been in double numbers in 36 games... Has led team in scoring 6 times and in rebounding twice... Third on team in blocked shots (65)... AVERAGING: 12.4 pts., 4.7 reb., 2.2 assists, 1.21 steals, 1.16 blocks, 27.1 min., in 58 games (21 starts) --48.1% FGs, 36.8% 3pt., 60.3% FTs Apr. 2 Denver DND---sore left shoulder Apr. 5 at Utah NWT---sore left shoulder Apr. 6 Golden State DND---sore left shoulder Apr. 8 Sacramento 26 8-15 0-1 7-7 2 6 3 1 2 1 23 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 26 1-10 0-0 0-0 7 3 3 1 1 2 2 25 - Travis Outlaw --- F 6-9, 210, Starkville HS, Mississippi (2nd NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Is averaging 11.3 points and 23.1 minutes and shooting 56.8% from field in last nine games... Has scored in double numbers in 7 of last 9 and 11 of last 19 games... Captured career-high 8 rebounds Apr. 5 at Utah... Tallied 15 points on 6-9 FGs, 1-1 3pt., and 2-2 FTs in career-high 30 minutes March 30 vs. Houston... Had second big night in two outings against Knicks, scoring 14 points (7-9 FGs), grabbing 7 rebounds and contributing 2 steals and 2 blocks in 25 minutes off the bench March 24... Produced 13 points (6-8 FGs) and made his first career triple in Jan. 9 game in Madison Square Garden... Scoreless with 1 rebound and 1 block in his first career start March 12 vs. Memphis... Tallied career-high 17 points (6-9 FGs, 5-6 FTs), and had 4 rebounds, 2 assists, career-high 3 steals and 1 block in 24 minutes March 9 vs. Chicago... Rejected a career-high five shots in 10 minutes in Jan. 1 win over Warriors... Came off bench in fourth quarter to make 5 of 6 field goal attempts, including a pair of dunks and three medium range jumpers, scoring 11 points in Nov. 17 game vs. Grizzlies... AVERAGING: 4.9 pts., 1.9 reb., 0.4 assists, 0.72 blocks, 12.2 min., in 53 games (1 start)---49.5% FGs, 64.1% FTs Apr. 2 Denver 14 4-4 0-0 2-2 1 0 2 1 0 0 10 Apr. 5 at Utah 28 6-12 0-0 1-2 8 0 4 0 0 2 13 Apr. 6 Golden State 24 4-9 0-0 2-3 3 1 0 0 1 3 10 Apr. 8 Sacramento 22 2-3 0-0 5-5 0 0 0 1 2 0 9 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 32 5-11 0-1 3-4 5 2 1 1 1 2 13 21 - Ruben Patterson --- F 6-6, 223, Cincinnati 98 (7th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Scored 63 points on 27 of 46 FG shooting in last three games... Ranks 7th in NBA in FG percentage (52.4%)... Played one of his best games of the season Apr. 6 vs. Golden State when he scored a season high-matching 27 points on 11 of 18 shooting, dished out six assists and blocked three shots in 44 minutes... Had two big high-energy games after being activated March 24 after being on the injured list for 11 games---13 points Mar. 24 vs. Seattle and 16 points Mar. 26 vs. Knicks... Was averaging 15.2 points and 35.5 minutes and shooting 54.5% from field in 24 games as a starter before the injury after averaging 7.1 points, 20.6 minutes and shooting 49.4% while coming off bench in first 30 games...... 23 points (10-16 FGs) Jan. 18 at Sacramento... 25 points on 11-of-18 from field and team-high 7 rebounds Jan. 15 at Minnesota...In second start of season Jan. 7 registered season-high 27 points on 12-of-14 field goal shooting and helped team bounce back from a big first quarter deficit against the Heat... Leads team in steals (100)... Has scored in double digits 29 times and put points on the board in all but two of his 64 appearances... Has led team in scoring three times... AVERAGING: 11.0 pts., 3.9 reb., 1.8 assists, 1.56 steals, 27.6 min., in 64 games (30 starts)---52.4% FGs, 57.6% FTs. Apr. 2 Denver 25 2-10 0-0 4-6 4 3 2 2 2 0 8 Apr. 5 at Utah 22 0-4 0-1 2-2 2 3 3 0 2 0 2 Apr. 6 Golden State 44 11-18 0-0 5-7 4 6 1 1 4 3 27 Apr. 8 Sacramento 41 9-15 0-2 2-10 2 0 4 2 2 0 20 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 29 7-13 0-1 2-2 3 0 1 4 1 0 16

10 - Joel Przybilla --- C 7-1, 255, Minnesota 00 (5th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Posted his 14th double-double (career-high matching 19 points and 14 rebounds) and had 5 blocked shots in Apr. 6 loss to Warriors... 21 rebounds Mar. 22 at the Kings his second 20-plus effort of the season and his career and the second in as many games at Sacramento... Turned in a career performance Jan. 18 in Sacramento in his sixth start--- 22 rebounds, 17 points (his first career doubledouble), on 8 field goals, all personal career highs... Blocked a career-high eight shots in the Kings contest on March 22 while recording his 12th season (and career) double-double... Has now blocked 100 shots in last 31 games (3.23 per game) after doing just 25 rejections in first 35 outings (0.7 bpg)... Registered a team-high 18 points, 17 rebounds and then career-high 6 blocks Feb. 16 at Indiana, then matched the 6 blocked shots effort Mar. 4, also against Indiana... Posted career high 19 points (8-11 FGs) and 17 rebounds Feb. 14 at Charlotte... Has been in double numbers in rebounding in 12 of last 16 games and 26 of last 44 after having none in his first 28 outings... Matched his then career-high with 17 points, and had 16 rebounds and career high 43 minutes in Jan. 24 win over Spurs... 22 rebounds Jan. 18 at Kings the most by a Trail Blazer since Brian Grant s 24 in 1999... Second on the team in blocked shots with 140 and ranks 10th in NBA in that category... Leads regulars on team in FG percentage (61.0%)... Missed first five games of season with sprained ankle... Has already scored more points (435) than he did in his previous four seasons combined (314 in 153 games).. 552 rebounds already career one-season high with six games remaining... AVERAGING: 6.1 pts., 7.8 reb., 0.9 assists, 1.97 blocks, 23.6 min., in 71 games (45 starts)---61.0% FGs, 49.3% FTs. Apr. 2 Denver 39 4-6 0-0 1-2 12 1 4 0 4 0 9 Apr. 5 at Utah 34 5-6 0-0 3-6 9 1 5 1 3 7 13 Apr. 6 Golden State 42 7-9 0-0 5-6 14 1 5 1 1 5 19 Apr. 8 Sacramento 33 2-2 0-0 4-6 15 2 4 1 1 0 8 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 30 1-1 0-0 0-0 6 0 4 0 1 4 2 50 -- Zach Randolph --- F 6-9, 253, Michigan State 01 (4th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Successful arthroscopic surgery on his right knee was performed March 31 by team orthopedist, Dr. Don Roberts... Is expected to ready for training camp in October... Registered 22nd double-double of season with 31 point outburst (13-17 FGs) along with game-high 12 rebounds in Feb. 25 win over Atlanta---scored game winner on short jumper with 19 seconds remaining... Before minimum game count took him out of league rankings, he was 29th in in scoring and 12th in rebounding... Came off bench to score 28 points and grab 12 rebounds in strong 33 minute performance in Feb. 5 win over Sacramento...Tallied 12 points and a team-high 12 rebounds the night before against Charlotte... Went 0-12 in 29 minutes Feb. 1 at the Lakers, the first time in 143 games he failed put points on the board in a streak going back to Feb. 21, 2003... Also the first time in 66 games he didn t put double numbers on the scoreboard... Returned to lineup after missing five previous games with a right knee contusion and scored 19 points in 22 minutes of action Jan. 26 against Dallas... Left Jan. 12 game at Washington with 6 minutes left in second quarter with recurring soreness in his right knee and did not return...at the time, he was the game s leading scorer with 12 points... Missed first game in three seasons because of an injury on Jan. 1 vs. Golden State (tendonitis in right knee)... Scored season-high 33 points Nov. 7 vs. Clippers... Recorded season-high 18 rebounds in the Nov. 19 win over Milwaukee... Career-high five blocked shots in Nov. 23 win at Miami... Made career-high 13 free throws (14 attempts) in Dec. 12 win over Utah... Matched career-high with six assists Dec. 22 at Milwaukee...Fouled out of the first game of his career Dec. 4 at Seattle... Scored 20 or more points 23 times and was in double digits in rebounding 22 times... Led team in scoring 19 times and in rebounding 26 times... AVERAGING: Team-best 18.9 pts., and 9.6 reb., plus 1.9 assists, 0.74 steals, 34.8 min. in 46 games (37 starts)---44.8% FGs, 81.5% FTs Mar. 14 Placed on injured list---bone contusion, right femur; underwent surgery Apr. 1; out for the remainder of the season 42 -- Theo Ratliff --- C 6-10, 235, Wyoming 95 (10th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY... Has missed last 10 games due to a sore left shoulder and is doubtful for Tuesday... Had one blocked shot March 22 at Sacramento and four the night before in L.A., making it 20 in his last eight games played... That increased his team-best total to 158 and has moved him ahead of Bill Walton (1977-78) for the fifth highest one-season total in club history... Has blocked 3 or more shots in 15 of his last 22 games... Ranks fourth in the NBA in rejections (2.51 average)... First start at forward Jan. 18 at Sacramento and responded with seasonhigh matching 12 rebounds, 8 points and 2 blocks in 41 minutes... Aggravated bursitis condition caused him to miss two games earlier in season... Had started 58 consecutive games for Blazers, including 27 this season, before sitting out the Golden State game because of a sore shoulder... Posted his second double-double Dec. 27 with season-high 13 points and 12 rebounds and had three blocked shots vs. Sixers.. Registered 10 points, 13 rebounds and 5 blocked shots in 40 minutes Dec. 9 vs. Boston... Rejected a career high-matching 9 shots in 26 minutes vs. Clippers on Nov. 5, tying a team record he holds jointly with Bill Walton and Mychal Thompson... AVERAGING: 4.8 pts., 5.3 reb., 0.5 assists, 2.51 blocks, 27.5 min. in 63 games (45 starts)--44.7% FGs, 69.2% FTs Apr. 2 Denver DND---sore left shoulder Apr. 5 at Utah NWT---sore left shoulder Apr. 6 Golden State DND---sore left shoulder Apr. 8 Sacramento DND---sore left shoulder Apr. 10 at New Orleans NWT---sore left shoulder

5 -- Ha Seung Jin --- C 7-3, 325, South Korea (Rookie) NOTEWORTHY: Played most minutes of his young career (15) Mar. 30 against Yao Ming and the Houston Rockets, going scoreless with 4 rebounds... Scored his first NBA points on a lay-up in the final seconds of Mar. 12 Memphis game... Activated Feb. 4 in time for game with Indiana... Placed on injured list Jan. 22 (lower back pain)... Played one minute in Jan. 7 game with Miami, his first game in the NBA... In doing so, he became the first Korean to play in the National Basketball Association... Ha Seung Jin was selected by Portland in the second round of the 2004 NBA Draft (46th pick overall) and signed to a contract on Dec. 26... He was activated from the Blazers injured list Jan. 7... Ha, who turned 19 on August 4, was an early entry candidate for the draft... Averaging 0.7 pts., 0.9 reb., 0.1 assists, 0.21 blocks, 4.8 min., in 14 games Apr. 2 Denver DNP---coach s decision Apr. 5 at Utah 14 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 Apr. 6 Golden State 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Apr. 8 Sacramento 5 0-1 0-0 2-2 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 -- Damon Stoudamire --- G 5-10, 174, Arizona 94 (10th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Scored 19 points and dished out team-high 9 assists in 37 minutes Sunday at New Orleans despite playing with a bruised left shoulder suffered in Friday s loss to Kings... Recorded his fifth career triple double and the second as a Trail Blazer Apr. 6 against Golden State with 13 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists and also had 5 steals... Last triple was exactly four years to the day against the same Warrior team in Oakland... Scored game-high 27 points in Apr. 2 loss to Nuggets... Has slipped from first to four in NBA percentage rankings (91.7% on 166 of 181)... Eleven away from becoming Portland s all-time one season leader in three pointers... Returned after missing first game of season to score team-high 20 points Mar. 14 at Memphis... Added 20 more points Mar. 17 at Dallas, including five triples... Moved into eighth place on Blazers all-time minutes played list with 17,272 minutes... Sidelined Mar. 12 because of strained left hamstring suffered in Mar. 9 game with Chicago, ending a club-best string of 165 consecutive games played over the last three campaigns... He had been the only Blazer to play in every contest this season up to that point... Before that, the last game he did not take part in was Feb. 28, 2003... Franchise record streak of 57 free throws ended when he missed the front end of a two-shot opportunity in the first quarter at Indiana Feb. 16... Is third on team in scoring (16.0 ppg)... Tallied 10,000th NBA point and made 1,000th three-pointer Feb. 1 at Lakers (see paragraph above for details)... See paragraphs above on career and franchise-high 54-point game Jan. 14 at New Orleans... Got starting call Jan. 10 against Sixers after coming off bench in 11 straight outings... Before that, had been in starting lineup the previous 103 Trail Blazers games... Scored 21 or more points in seven straight games and in 19 of last 39 outings and made four or more triples in 14 of those 38 games... Had a big game Nov. 19 vs. Milwaukee, with then-blazers high 33 points and 6 of 12 three-pointers... Team leader in assists, averaging 5.6 a game (ranking him 22nd in the league)... Has five games of 30 or more points, 25 with 20 or more, has led the team in scoring 21 times and in assists 44 times... AVERAGING: 16.0 pts., 3.6 reb., 5.6 assists, 1.08 steals, 33.8 min., in 75 games (64 starts)--- 39.6% FGs, 37.9% 3pt., 92.1% FTs Apr. 2 Denver 37 11-19 2-5 3-4 1 5 4 1 2 0 27 Apr. 5 at Utah 24 4-9 3-5 0-0 3 1 1 0 0 0 11 Apr. 6 Golden State 40 4-19 2-9 3-4 12 10 1 5 4 0 13 Apr. 8 Sacramento 26 2-3 1-1 2-2 2 8 1 2 2 0 7 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 37 5-19 1-10 8-8 3 9 2 2 1 0 19 31 -- Sebastian Telfair --- G 6-0, 160, Abraham Lincoln HS, Brooklyn NY (Rookie) NOTEWORTHY: Has averaged 11.2 points, 5.9 assists and 33.8 minutes since taking over as starting point guard on March 4... Posted his first career double-double with career-high 10 assists and 16 points in career-high 41 minutes vs. Denver on Apr. 2... Tallied 18 points and contributed team-high 8 assists Apr. 1 at Seattle... First career start March 4 against Indiana and responded with 10 points and 6 assists in 26 minutes... Followed that with 18 points (career-high 8 field goals on 15 attempts), 7 assists against Phoenix March 5... 21 points Friday vs. Sacramento most since his career-high 23 points on 7-12 field goals and 2-4 three-pointers while playing big part in Feb. 4 win over Charlotte... Dished out then-career and team-high 7 assists and scored 2 points in 23 minutes in New York Jan. 9, his first game in as a pro in the town where he starred as a prep player just the year before... Scored his first NBA career points on a 24-foot three-pointer with 9:33 left in the second quarter in Boston s FleetCenter...Has led team in scoring once and in assists 9 times... Ranks second among NBA rookies in assists, third in FT percentage and 15th in scoring... AVERAGING: 6.4 pts., 1.5 reb., 3.0 assists, 18.3 min., in 63 games (21 starts) --- 38.8% FGs, 25.4% 3pt., 79.3% FTs Apr. 2 Denver 41 5-15 0-2 6-6 4 10 4 1 4 0 16 Apr. 5 at Utah 44 5-13 1-3 2-4 2 8 4 1 4 0 13 Apr. 6 Golden State 22 2-5 0-0 2-2 1 2 2 0 3 0 6 Apr. 8 Sacramento 40 7-12 2-4 5-6 4 6 5 0 1 0 21 Apr. 10 at New Orleans 25 4-9 1-3 0-0 1 6 3 1 2 0 9

19 -- Nick Van Exel --- G 6-1, 190, Cincinnati 93 (12th NBA season) NOTEWORTHY: Placed on injured list March 12... Did not play previous three games (arthritic condition in left knee)... Played only 4 minutes and was scoreless in March 5 contest at Phoenix... Team-high 26 points and 8 assists Feb. 27 against Timberwolves, including 7 three-pointers in 11 attempts... Made his first five triples and had 20 points by halftime... His long three-pointer at the buzzer was the game winner Feb. 14 at Charlotte... Scoreless for first time in 26 games Feb. 4 vs. Charlotte... Led Blazers with 26 points and 5 of 8 in triples Feb. 2 vs. Denver... Scored team-high 28 points and was 5-9 in three-pointers Jan. 19 vs. Cleveland... Tallied season-high 30 points (13-25 FGs, 4-10 3pt) and dished out 8 assists in season-high 47 minutes in Jan. 18 OT loss at Sacramento... Scored 28 points Jan. 10 in victory over Sixers, including club-records of 8 three-pointers in the game (13 attempts) and 7 in the second half (of 8)...Had big hand in two other road wins, including season-high 26 points on (9-17 FGs, 6-11 3pts.) in Dec. 22 victory at Milwaukee and 14 points and 8 assists in 35 minutes in Dec. 18 win at Detroit... Led team in scoring 8 times and put 20-plus points on the board on nine occasions... Team leader in assists 19 times... AVERAGING: 10.7 pts., 3.0 reb., 4.3 assists, 0.83 steals, 30.5 min., in 53 games (34 starts)--38.1% FGs, 38.9% 3pt., 78.4% FTs... CAREER: Ranks fifth all-time in the NBA in three-pointers with 1,473. Mar. 12 Placed on injured list---arthritic left knee

2004-05 TRAIL BLAZERS RESULTS Game Date Opponent Score Home Road Total Scoring Leader Rebound Leader Assist Leader 1. Nov. 3 @ Golden State 78-75 W 1-0 1-0 20 Van Exel 10 Randolph 5 Stoudamire,Anderson 2. Nov. 5 LA Clippers 94-81 W 1-0 2-0 22 Abdur-Rahim 14 Randolph 11 Stoudamire 3. Nov. 7 @ Toronto 97-101 L 1-1 2-1 33 Randolph 15 Randolph 4 Stoudamire,And.,Randolph 4. Nov. 9 @ New Jersey 60-64 L 1-2 2-2 16 Randolph 9 Randolph 7 Stoudamire 5. Nov. 10 @ Boston 88-90 L 1-3 2-3 22 Randolph 9 Abdur-Rahim 8 Stoudamire 6. Nov. 13 Toronto 105-102 W 2-0 3-3 27 Randolph 16 Randolph 9 Stoudamire 7. Nov. 17 Memphis 82-101 L 2-1 3-4 16 Randolph 7 Randolph,Przybilla 6 Telfair 8. Nov. 19 Milwaukee 110-98 W 3-1 4-4 33 Stoudamire 18 Randolph 6 Stoudamire 9. Nov. 21 Houston 93-97 L 3-2 4-5 28 Randolph 14 Randolph 7 Stoudamire 10. Nov. 23 @ Miami 99-87 W 2-3 5-5 24 Randolph 8 Abdur-Rahim 4 Anderson 11. Nov. 24 @ Orlando 89-83 W 3-3 6-5 27 Randolph 14 Abdur-Rahim 8 Stoudamire 12. Nov. 26 @ Dallas 83-92 L 3-4 6-6 23 Anderson 9 Randolph 10 Stoudamire 13. Nov. 28 New Jersey 83-71 W 4-2 7-6 23 Randolph 15 Randolph 6 Stoudamire 14. Nov. 30 Seattle 100-94 W 5-2 8-6 25 Abdur-Rahim 6 Miles 3 Anderson,Miles,Van Exel 15. Dec. 4 @ Seattle 89-99 L 3-5 8-7 16 Randolph 12 Randolph 7 Stoudamire 16. Dec. 5 Phoenix 99-121 L 5-3 8-8 24 Randolph 11 Randolph,Abdur-Rahim 3 Anderson,Abdur-Rahim 17. Dec. 9 Boston 89-87 W 6-3 9-8 22 Randolph 17 Randolph 7 Stoudamire 18. Dec. 10 @ Utah 87-92 (ot) L 3-6 9-9 23 Randolph 9 Ratliff 5 Stoudamire 19. Dec. 12 Utah 98-88 W 7-3 10-9 23 Randolph 9 Przybilla 7 Stoudamire 20. Dec. 14 @ Minnesota 89-100 L 3-7 10-10 17 Miles 14 Randolph 7 Van Exel 21. Dec. 15 @ Cleveland 88-112 L 3-8 10-11 21 Miles 7 Randolph, Przybilla 7 Stoudamire 22. Dec. 17 @ Atlanta 100-84 W 4-8 11-11 23 Randolph 10 Randolph 7 Van Exel 23. Dec. 18 @ Detroit 75-74 W 5-8 12-11 14 VanExel,Stoudamire 10 Randolph 8 Van Exel 24. Dec. 20 @ Chicago 87-92 L 5-9 12-12 26 Randolph 13 Miles 7 Van Exel 25. Dec. 22 @ Milwaukee 104-95 W 6-9 13-12 26 Van Exel 11 Randolph 9 Anderson 26. Dec. 27 Philadelphia 104-111 L 7-4 13-13 28 Miles 12 Ratliff 8 Anderson 27. Dec. 30 San Antonio 80-114 L 7-5 13-14 17 Miles 10 Abdur-Rahim 7 Stoudamire 28. Jan. 1 Golden State 97-88 W 8-5 14-14 26 Abdur-Rahim 9 Abdur-Rahim 6 Van Exel 29. Jan. 2 @ Phoenix 98-117 L 6-10 14-15 25 Miles 14 Randolph 6 Anderson 30. Jan. 5 @ LA Clippers 98-102 L 6-11 14-16 15 Anderson 9 Randolph 6 Stoudamire 31. Jan. 7 Miami 92-103 L 8-6 14-17 27 Patterson 6 Randolph,Ratliff,Przybilla 7 Van Exel 32. Jan. 9 @ New York 105-113 L 6-12 14-18 27 Randolph 10 Randolph 7 Telfair 33. Jan. 10 @ Philadelphia 109-100 W 7-12 15-18 28 Van Exel 8 Randolph,Przybilla 7 Stoudamire 34. Jan. 12 @ Washington 100-104 L 7-13 15-19 23 Stoudamire 10 Przybilla 11 Stoudamire 35. Jan. 14 @ New Orleans 106-112 L 7-14 15-20 54 Stoudamire 9 Przybilla 11 Van Exel 36. Jan. 15 @ Minnesota 84-92 L 7-15 15-21 25 Patterson 7 Patterson 8 Van Exel 37. Jan. 18 @ Sacramento 107-113 L 7-16 15-22 30 Van Exel 22 Przybilla 8 Van Exel,Stoudamire 38. Jan. 19 Cleveland 101-107 L 8-7 15-23 28 Van Exel 15 Thomas 6 Stoudamire 39. Jan. 22 Minnesota 83-92 L 8-8 15-24 23 Stoudamire 11 Przybilla 8 Van Exel 40. Jan. 24 San Antonio 107-99 W 9-8 16-24 23 Stoudamire 16 Przybilla 9 Stoudamire 41. Jan. 26 Dallas 88-95 L 9-9 16-25 22 Stoudamire 10 Przybilla 6 Stoudamire,Miles 42. Jan. 28 LA Clippers 90-86 W 10-9 17-25 22 Stoudamire 14 Przybilla 6 Stoudamire,Van Exel 43. Feb. 1 @ LA Lakers 79-92 L 7-17 17-26 25 Stoudamire 11 Przybilla 6 Van Exel 44. Feb. 2 Denver 97-94 W 11-9 18-26 26 Van Exel 14 Przybilla 10 Stoudamire 45. Feb. 4 Charlotte 101-89 W 12-9 19-26 23 Stoudamire,Telfair 12 Randolph 5 Stoudamire,Randolph 46. Feb. 5 Sacramento 114-108 W 13-9 20-26 30 Stoudamire 12 Randolph,Przybilla 8 Stoudamire,Van Exel 47. Feb. 9 New Orleans 80-91 L 13-10 20-27 30 Stoudamire 7 Przybilla,Ratliff 7 Stoudamire 48. Feb. 11 @ Memphis 82-88 L 7-18 20-28 26 Randolph 12 Ratliff,Randolph 11 Van Exel 49. Feb. 13 @ Houston 80-81 L 7-19 20-29 25 Stoudamire 11 Przybilla 6 Van Exel 50. Feb. 14 @ Charlotte 80-77 W 8-19 21-29 19 Przybilla 17 Przybilla 5 Stoudamire,Miles 51. Feb. 16 @ Indiana 87-95 L 8-20 21-30 18 Przybilla 17 Przybilla 5 Stoudamire 52. Feb. 23 LA Lakers 83-86 L 13-11 21-31 25 Stoudamire 10 Przybilla 7 Van Exel 53. Feb. 25 Atlanta 102-101 W 14-11 22-31 31 Randolph 12 Randolph 14 Stoudamire 54. Feb. 27 Minnesota 83-91 L 14-12 22-32 26 Van Exel 11 Ratliff 8 Van Exel 55. Mar. 1 Detroit 93-103 L 14-13 22-33 19 Stoudamire 12 Przybilla 6 Stoudamire,Van Exel 56. Mar. 4 Indiana 97-106 L 14-14 22-34 27 Abdur-Rahim 13 Przybilla 9 Stoudamire 57. Mar. 5 @ Phoenix 116-129 L 8-21 22-35 30 Stoudamire 13 Abdur-Rahim 7 Telfair 58. Mar. 7 @ Denver 98-111 L 8-22 22-36 24 Stoudamire 8 Ratliff,Khryapa 9 Telfair 59. Mar. 9 Chicago 84-97 L 14-15 22-37 22 Abdur-Rahim 10 Abdur-Rahim 5 Stoudamire 60. Mar. 12 Memphis 80-66 W 15-15 23-37 25 Abdur-Rahim 10 Abdur-Rahim 8 Miles 61. Mar. 14 @ Memphis 83-104 L 8-23 23-38 20 Stoudamire 14 Przybilla 7 Telfair 62. Mar. 16 @ Houston 77-108 L 8-24 23-39 20 Abdur-Rahim 8 Przybilla 7 Telfair 63. Mar. 17 @ Dallas 94-98 L 8-25 23-40 20 Abdur-Rahim,Stoudamire 13 Przybilla 6 Telfair 64. Mar. 19 Orlando 92-97 L 15-16 23-41 21 Khryapa 10 Przybilla 8 Stoudamire 65. Mar. 21 @ LA Clippers 89-96 L 8-26 23-42 23 Abdur-Rahim 14 Abdur-Rahim 5 Stoudamire 66. Mar. 22 @ Sacramento 93-112 L 8-27 23-43 27 Abdur-Rahim 21 Przybilla 5 Stoudamire,Miles 67. Mar. 24 Seattle 91-96 L 15-17 23-44 19 Stoudamire 10 Przybilla 7 Anderson 68. Mar. 26 New York 103-96 W 16-17 24-44 25 Stoudamire 15 Przybilla 6 Stoudamire,Telfair 69. Mar. 28 Washington 106-114 L 16-18 24-45 19 Abdur-Rahim 10 Przybilla 8 Stoudamire 70. Mar. 30 Houston 84-100 L 16-19 24-46 21 Abdur-Rahim 7 Przybilla 6 Stoudamire 71. Apr. 1 @ Seattle 87-89 L 8-28 24-47 21 Abdur-Rahim 13 Przybilla 8 Telfair 72. Apr. 2 Denver 97-103 L 16-20 24-48 27 Stoudamire 12 Przybilla 10 Telfair 73. Apr. 5 @ Utah 79-90 L 8-29 24-49 13 Przybilla,Telfair,Outlaw 9 Przybilla 8 Telfair 74. Apr. 6 Golden State 102-104 L 16-21 24-50 27 Patterson 14 Przybilla 10 Stoudamire 75. Apr. 8 Sacramento 114-119 L 16-22 24-51 23 Abdur-Rahim,Miles 15 Przybilla 8 Stoudamire 76. Apr. 10 @ New Orleans 91-80 W 9-29 25-51 25 Abdur-Rahim 10 Abdur-Rahim 9 Stoudamire

2004-05 TRAIL BLAZERS RESULTS Game Date Opponent 1 2 3 4 OT OT Half 3 Qtrs Final W/L Attendance 1. Nov. 3 @ Golden State 18-16 19-23 16-20 25-16 37-39 53-59 78-75 W 15,351 2. Nov. 5 LA Clippers 29-20 29-28 21-17 15-16 58-48 79-65 94-81 W *19,818 3. Nov. 7 @ Toronto 24-20 18-31 28-23 27-27 42-51 70-74 97-101 L 13,863 4. Nov. 9 @ New Jersey 10-16 22-14 14-15 14-19 32-30 46-45 60-64 L 13,621 5. Nov. 10 @ Boston 22-27 17-26 25-18 24-19 39-53 64-71 88-90 L 13,341 6. Nov. 13 Toronto 20-23 28-22 35-20 22-37 48-45 83-65 105-102 W 16,362 7. Nov. 17 Memphis 20-23 20-30 15-29 27-19 40-53 55-82 82-101 L 14,176 8. Nov. 19 Milwaukee 28-23 19-23 28-23 35-29 47-46 75-69 110-98 W 15,375 9. Nov. 21 Houston 25-27 25-26 17-24 26-20 50-53 67-77 93-97 L 18,025 10. Nov. 23 @ Miami 21-26 29-23 24-17 25-21 50-49 74-66 99-87 W 19,065 11. Nov. 24 @ Orlando 15-23 26-21 25-18 23-21 41-44 66-62 89-83 W 13,438 12. Nov. 26 @ Dallas 18-26 20-17 27-25 18-24 38-43 65-68 83-92 L *20,179 13. Nov. 28 New Jersey 9-10 21-15 26-21 27-25 30-25 56-46 83-71 W 14,263 14. Nov. 30 Seattle 23-22 22-20 17-28 38-14 45-42 62-70 100-94 W 15,128 15. Dec. 4 @ Seattle 22-22 28-30 21-29 18-18 50-52 71-81 89-99 L *17,072 16, Dec. 5 Phoenix 30-29 20-33 26-37 23-22 50-62 76-99 99-121 L 16,128 17. Dec. 9 Boston 24-25 26-27 16-13 23-22 50-52 66-65 89-87 W 15,531 18. Dec. 10 @ Utah 19-19 24-23 17-19 21-20 6-11 43-42 60-61 87-92 L 19,531 19. Dec. 12 Utah 19-23 31-19 20-26 28-20 50-42 70-68 98-88 W 15,802 20. Dec. 14 @ Minnesota 23-23 19-22 26-25 21-30 42-45 68-70 89-100 L 15,103 21. Dec. 15 @ Cleveland 20-19 25-32 19-29 24-32 45-51 64-80 88-112 L 17,897 22. Dec. 17 @ Atlanta 21-14 22-25 29-25 28-20 43-39 72-64 100-84 W 9,227 23. Dec. 18 @ Detroit 20-19 22-17 17-15 16-23 42-36 59-51 75-74 W *22,076 24. Dec. 20 @ Chicago 18-26 32-23 13-24 24-19 50-49 63-73 87-92 L 19,023 25. Dec. 22 @ Milwaukee 28-22 24-23 25-18 27-32 55-45 76-63 104-95 W 13,789 26. Dec. 27 Philadelphia 30-27 30-27 21-23 23-34 60-54 81-77 104-111 L 18,024 27. Dec. 30 San Antonio 14-21 22-36 26-21 18-36 36-57 62-78 80-114 L 18,677 28. Jan. 1 Golden State 18-31 23-17 24-23 32-17 41-48 65-71 97-88 W 16,002 29. Jan. 2 @ Phoenix 30-22 26-41 23-20 19-34 56-63 79-83 98-117 L 18,166 30. Jan. 5 @ LA Clippers 23-23 28-25 21-27 26-27 51-48 72-75 98-102 L 15,092 31. Jan. 7 Miami 22-35 23-23 26-24 21-21 43-58 69-82 92-103 L 18,666 32. Jan. 9 @ New York 23-31 19-24 32-29 31-29 42-55 74-84 105-113 L 19,108 33. Jan. 10 @ Philadelphia 29-28 33-23 31-21 16-28 62-51 93-72 109-100 W 16,591 34. Jan. 12 @ Washington 27-22 20-27 20-31 33-24 47-49 67-80 100-104 L 15,836 35. Jan. 14 @ New Orleans 40-23 23-43 17-23 26-23 63-66 80-89 106-112 L 12,417 36. Jan. 15 @ Minnesota 25-20 19-24 19-23 21-26 44-44 63-68 84-92 L 17,439 37. Jan. 18 @ Sacramento 23-20 27-27 28-31 22-22 7-13 50-47 78-78 107-113 L *17,317 38. Jan. 19 Cleveland 29-26 20-29 17-24 35-28 49-55 66-79 101-107 L 16,398 39. Jan. 22 Minnesota 19-22 14-21 26-19 24-30 33-43 59-62 83-92 L 18,432 40. Jan. 24 San Antonio 30-20 16-27 28-24 33-28 46-47 74-71 107-99 W 15,575 41. Jan. 26 Dallas 15-22 24-32 32-18 17-23 39-54 71-72 88-95 L 16,402 42. Jan. 28 LA Clippers 17-22 23-26 23-18 27-20 40-46 63-66 90-86 W 16,063 43. Feb. 1 @ LA Lakers 29-26 10-23 20-20 20-23 39-49 59-69 79-92 L 18,116 44. Feb. 2 Denver 19-22 30-23 19-25 29-24 49-45 68-70 29-24 W 14,256 45. Feb. 4 Charlotte 27-22 20-18 21-15 33-34 47-40 68-55 101-89 W 14,362 46. Feb. 5 Sacramento 29-17 30-34 25-23 30-34 59-51 84-74 114-108 W 19,002 47. Feb. 9 New Orleans 19-19 13-26 28-22 20-24 32-45 60-67 80-91 L 13,454 48. Feb. 11 @ Memphis 32-22 19-27 18-15 13-24 51-49 69-64 82-88 L *18,119 49. Feb. 13 @ Houston 15-23 13-21 21-13 31-24 28-44 49-57 80-81 L *18,508 50. Feb. 14 @ Charlotte 26-19 19-22 18-23 17-13 45-41 63-64 80-77 W 9,213 51. Feb. 16 @ Indiana 18-19 22-24 22-28 25-24 40-43 62-71 87-95 L 14,935 52. Feb. 23 LA Lakers 18-27 21-16 22-20 22-23 39-43 61-63 83-86 L 18,665 53. Feb. 25 Atlanta 29-31 26-22 24-24 23-24 55-53 79-77 102-101 W 15,525 54. Feb. 27 Minnesota 22-24 26-32 21-18 14-17 48-56 69-74 83-91 L 17,068 55. Mar. 1 Detroit 26-34 24-26 23-23 20-20 50-60 73-83 93-103 L 17,644 56. Mar. 4 Indiana 24-24 30-24 24-28 19-30 54-48 78-76 87-106 L 16,263 57. Mar. 5 @ Phoenix 24-34 23-35 31-33 38-27 47-69 74-102 116-129 L *18,422 58. Mar. 7 @ Denver 26-31 24-25 24-34 24-21 50-56 74-90 98-111 L 18,707 59. Mar. 9 Chicago 25-23 20-17 24-26 15-31 45-40 71-66 84-97 L 14,251 60. Mar. 12 Memphis 11-17 29-18 19-13 21-18 40-35 59-48 80-66 W 17,553 61. Mar. 14 @ Memphis 24-25 17-28 16-22 26-29 41-53 57-75 83-104 L 16,165 62. Mar. 16 @ Houston 25-34 18-23 21-28 13-23 43-57 64-85 77-108 L *18,007 63. Mar. 17 @ Dallas 22-13 24-31 21-22 27-32 46-44 67-66 94-98 L *20,092 64. Mar. 19 Orlando 24-24 28-26 18-23 22-24 52-50 70-73 92-97 L 15,395 65. Mar. 21 @ LA Clippers 21-28 25-24 20-25 23-19 46-52 66-77 89-96 L 16,498 66. Mar. 22 @ Sacramento 19-30 30-27 21-29 23-26 49-57 70-86 93-112 L *17,317 67. Mar. 24 Seattle 23-18 25-22 16-32 27-24 48-40 64-72 91-96 L 17,019 68. Mar. 26 New York 26-22 26-20 28-33 23-21 52-42 80-75 103-96 W 15,656 69. Mar. 28 Washington 28-24 16-27 25-29 37-34 44-51 69-80 106-114 L 14,514 70. Mar. 30 Houston 26-31 21-26 17-26 20-17 47-57 64-83 84-100 L 17,840 71. Apr. 1 @ Seattle 28-26 22-20 15-24 22-19 50-46 65-70 87-89 L *17,072 72. Apr. 2 Denver 31-26 23-36 26-17 17-24 54-62 80-79 97-103 L 17,638 73. Apr. 5 @ Utah 21-16 19-30 10-21 29-23 40-46 50-67 79-90 L 17,443 74. Apr. 6 Golden State 28-33 26-31 28-24 20-16 54-64 82-88 102-104 L 16,129 75. Apr. 8 Sacramento 35-25 28-29 18-32 34-33 63-54 81-86 115-119 L 17,539 76. Apr. 10 @ New Orleans 25-25 25-19 20-16 20-21 50-44 70-60 90-81 W 16,022

2004-05 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS WHEN. OVERALL Leading or tied after 1 quarter... 14-27 Trailing after 1 quarter... 11-24 Leading or tied at halftime... 19-15 Trailing at halftime... 6-36 Leading or tied after 3 quarters... 19-8 Trailing after 3 quarters... 6-43 Score 100 or more points... 11-10 Held under 100 points... 14-41 Opponents score 100 or more points... 4-27 Opponents held under 100 points... 20-24 AT HOME Leading or tied after 1 quarter... 7-11 Trailing after 1 quarter... 9-11 Leading at halftime... 12-6 Trailing at halftime... 4-16 Leading after 3 quarters 12-4 Trailing after 3 quarters... 4-18 Score 100 or more points... 8-5 Held under 100 points... 8-17 Opponents score 100 or more points... 3-13 Opponents held under 100 points... 12-9 ON THE ROAD Leading or tied after 1 quarter... 7-16 Trailing after 1 quarter... 2-13 Leading or tied at halftime... 6-8 Trailing at halftime... 3-21 Leading or tied after 3 quarters... 7-4 Trailing after 3 quarters... 2-25 Score 100 or more points... 3-5 Held under 100 points... 6-24 Opponents score 100 or more points... 2-13 Opponents held under 100 points... 9-16 OTHER Shoot 50% or better... 6-5 Opponents shoot 50% or better... 0-13 Shoot under 40%... 3-8 Opponents shoot under 40%... 9-5 *GAMES LED TEAM IN SCORING Damon Stoudamire...21 Zach Randolph...19 Shareef Abdur-Rahim...16 Nick Van Exel...8 Darius Miles...6 Joel Przybilla...3 Ruben Patterson...3 Derek Anderson...2 Sebastian Telfair...2 Viktor Khryapa...1 Travis Outlaw...1 GAMES WITH 20 OR MORE POINTS Damon Stoudamire...24 Zach Randolph...23 Shareef Abdur-Rahim...16 Ruben Patterson...10 Darius Miles...10 Nick Van Exel...9 Derek Anderson...2 Sebastian Telfair...2 Viktor Khryapa...1 GAMES WITH 30 OR MORE POINTS Damon Stoudamire...5 Zach Randolph...2 Nick Van Exel...1 DOUBLE-DOUBLES Zach Randolph... 22 Joel Przybilla... 14 Shareef Abdur-Rahim... 13 Damon Stoudamire... 6 Theo Ratliff...2 Nick Van Exel...1 Sebastian Telfair...1 TRIPLE-DOUBLES Damon Stoudamire... 1 *GAMES LED TEAM IN REBOUNDS Joel Przbyilla...36 Zach Randolph...26 Shareef Abdur-Rahim...12 Theo Ratliff...5 Darius Miles...3 Ruben Patterson...1 James Thomas...1 Viktor Khryapa...1 GAMES WITH 10 OR MORE REBOUNDS Joel Przybilla...26 Zach Randolph...22 Shareef Abdur-Rahim...13 Theo Ratliff...7 Damon Stoudamire...3 Darius Miles... 2 James Thomas...1 Viktor Khryapa...1 *GAMES LED TEAM IN ASSISTS Damon Stoudamire...44 Nick Van Exel...19 Sebastian Telfair...11 Derek Anderson...8 Darius Miles...5 Zach Randolph...2 Shareef Abdur-Rahim...1 GAMES WITH 10 OR MORE ASSISTS Damon Stoudamire...6 Nick Van Exel...2 Sebastian Telfair...1 DISQUALIFICATIONS Theo Ratliff... 4 Zach Randolph... 3 Shareef Abdur-Rahim... 2 Joel Przybilla...1 * Includes shared team game-highs

2004-05 HIGHS & LOWS For 76 games through April 10 BLAZERS HIGHS Field Goals 46 at Phoenix (of 90), Mar. 5 Field Goal Att. 98 at Sacramento (made 45), Jan. 18 (OT) Field Goal Att. 93 vs. Boston (made 33), Dec. 9 Field Goal Pct.577 at Atlanta (41-71), Dec. 17 ***3-Point FGs 16 at New Orleans (of 32), Jan. 14 ***3-Point FG Att. 32 at New Orleans (made 16), Jan. 14 3-Point FG Pct.667 vs. San Antonio (4-6), Dec. 30 Free Throws 30 (3) last vs. Charlotte (of 40), Feb. 4 Free Throw Att. 41 vs. Sacramento (made 29), Apr. 8 Free Throw Pct..938 vs. New Orleans (15-16), Feb. 9 Off. Rebounds 26 vs. Boston, Dec. 9 Def. Rebounds 39 vs. Golden State, Jan. 1 Total Rebounds 62 vs. Boston, Dec. 9 Assists 29 (3) last vs. Washington, Mar. 28 Personal Fouls 30 at Utah, Dec. 10 Disqualifications 1 (8) last vs. Charlotte, Feb. 2 Steals 14 vs. LA Clippers, Nov. 5 Turnovers 26 at Denver, Mar. 7 Blocked Shots 14 (2) last at Sacramento, Mar. 22 Points 116 at Phoenix (116-129), Mar. 4 Biggest Margin 16 at Atlanta (100-84), Dec. 17 BLAZERS LOWS *Field Goals 19 at New Jersey (of 78), Nov. 9 Field Goal Att. 64 vs. Chicago (made 28), Mar. 9 **Field Goal Pct..244 at New Jersey (19-78), Nov. 9 3-Point Fgs 0 vs. Phoenix (of 9), Dec. 5 3-Point FG Att. 5 (2) last vs. Chicago (made 1), Mar. 9 3-Point FG Pct..000 vs. Phoenix (0-9), Dec. 5 Free Throws 5 at Minnesota (of 15), Dec. 14 Free Throw Att. 8 at Minnesota (made 6), Jan. 15 Free Throw Pct..333 at Minnesota (5-15), Dec. 14 Off. Rebounds 3 vs. Houston, Mar. 30 Def. Rebounds 18 (2) last at New York, Jan. 9 Total Rebounds 29 vs. Memphis, Nov. 17 Assists 13 (2) last vs. New Jersey, Nov. 28 Personal Fouls 11 at Minnesota, Dec. 14 Steals 0 at Sacramento, Mar. 22 Turnovers 6 vs. Houston, Nov. 21 Blocked Shots 0 (2) last vs. Denver, Apr. 2 Points 60 at New Jersey, Nov. 9 Biggest Loss 34 vs. San Antonio (80-114), Dec. 30 BLAZERS HIGH, LOW QUARTERS HIGHS LOWS 1st Qtr. 40 at Hornets, Jan. 14 9 vs. Nets, Nov. 28 2nd Qtr. 33 at Sixers, Jan. 10 10 at Lakers, Feb. 1 1st Half 63 (2) last vs. Kings, Apr. 8 28 at Rockets, Feb. 13 3rd Qtr. 35 vs. Raptors, Nov. 13 10 at Jazz, Apr. 5 4th Qtr. 38 (2) last at Suns, Mar. 5 13 (2) last at Rockets, Mar. 16 2nd Half 69 at Suns, Mar. 5 28 at Nets, Nov. 9 OT 7 at Kings, Jan. 18 6 at Jazz, Dec. 10 OPPONENT HIGHS Field Goals 48 at Phoenix (of 85), Mar. 5 Field Goal Att. 98 Orlando (made 41), Mar. 19 Field Goal Pct..586 at New York (41-70), Jan. 9 3-Point FGs 15 Phoenix (of 27), Dec. 5 3-Point Att. 30 (2) last at Indiana (made 8), Feb. 16 3-Point FG Pct..636 at Cleveland (7-11), Dec. 15 Free Throws 30 (2) last Washington (of 41), Mar. 28 Def. Rebounds 41 Washington (made 30), Mar. 28 Free Throw Pct..950 Seattle (19-20), Nov. 30 Off. Rebounds 25 at Detroit, Dec. 18 Def. Rebounds 42 at New Jersey, Nov. 9 Total Rebounds 57 at Dallas, Nov. 26 Assists 34 San Antonio, Dec. 30 Personal Fouls 28 (2) last Charlotte, Feb. 4 Disqualifications 2 (2) last Golden State, Jan. 1 Steals 16 at Denver, Mar. 7 Turnovers 23 at New Jersey, Nov. 9 Blocked Shots 13 at LA Clippers, Mar. 21 Points 129 at Phoenix (129-116), Mar. 5 OPPONENTS LOWS Field Goals 25 at New Jersey (of 73), Nov. 9 Field Goal Att. 71 (2) last at Houston (made 36), Mar. 16 Field Goal Pct..312 at Detroit (29-92), Dec. 18 3-Point Fgs 0 at Houston (of 11), Feb. 13 3-Point FG Att. 3 at Jazz (made 1), Apr. 5 3-Point FG Pct..000 at Houston (0-11), Feb. 13 Free Throws 5 (2) last vs. Denver (of 8), Feb. 2 Free Throw Att. 7 at Minnesota (made 6), Dec. 14 Free Throw Pct..467 at Washington (14-30), Jan. 12 Off. Rebounds 5 Detroit, Mar. 1 Def. Rebounds 18 Sacramento, Feb. 5 Total Rebounds 29 at New York, Jan. 9 Assists 14 (3) last vs. Seattle, Mar. 24 Personal Fouls 11 at LA Lakers, Feb. 1 Steals 2 (3) last at New Orleans, Jan. 14 Turnov ers 4 at Sacramento, Mar. 14 Blocked Shots 0 Milwaukee, Nov. 19 Points 64 at New Jersey (64-60), Nov. 9 OPPONENT HIGH, LOW QUARTERS HIGHS LOWS 1st Qtr. 35 Heat, Jan. 7 10 vs. Nets, Nov. 28 2nd Qtr. 43 at Hornets, Jan. 14 14 at Nets, Nov. 9 1st Half 69 at Suns, Mar. 5 25 vs. Nets, Nov. 28 3rd Qtr. 37 Suns, Dec. 5 13 (2) last Rockets, Feb. 13 4th Qtr. 37 Raptors, Nov. 13 13 at Bobcats, Feb. 14 2nd Half 65 Kings, Apr. 8 33 Clippers, Nov. 5 OT 13 at Kings, Jan. 18 11 at Jazz, Dec. 10 * New Record. Old record 21 at Cleveland, 1/20/98 ** New record. Old record.280 at Cleveland (21-75), 1/20/98 *** Ties Record 16 made at Phoenix, 3/5/97; 32 attempted at Boston, 3/18/02

2004-05 TOP PERFORMANCES Through games of April 10 BLAZERS POINTS 54 Damon Stoudamire...at New Orleans, Jan. 14 33 Zach Randolph...at Toronto, Nov. 7 33 Damon Stoudamire...vs. Milwaukee, Nov. 19 31 Zach Randolph...vs. Atlanta, Feb. 25 30 Nick Van Exel...at Sacramento, Jan. 18 (OT) 30 Damon Stoudamire...vs. Sacramento, Feb. 5 30 Damon Stoudamire...vs. New Orleans, Feb. 9 30 Damon Stoudamire...at Phoenix, Mar. 5 BLAZERS FIELD GOALS 20 Damon Stoudamire...at New Orleans (of 32), Jan. 14 13 Nick Van Exel...at Sacramento (of 25), Jan. 18 (OT) 13 Zach Randolph...vs. Atlanta (of 17), Feb. 25 13 Darius Miles...vs. Indiana (of 17), Mar. 4 12 Zach Randolph...at Toronto (of 21), Nov. 7 12 Ruben Patterson...vs. Miami (of 14), Jan. 7 BLAZERS 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 8 Nick Van Exel...at Philadelphia (of 13), Jan. 10 8 Damon Stoudamire...at New Orleans (of 16), Jan. 14 7 Nick Van Exel...at New Orleans (of 12), Jan. 14 7 Nick Van Exel...vs. Minnesota (of 11), Feb. 27 6 Damon Stoudamire...vs. Milwaukee (of 12), Nov. 19 6 Nick Van Exel...at Milwaukee (of 11), Dec. 22 BLAZERS FREE THROWS 13 Zach Randolph...vs. Utah (of 14), Dec. 12 12 Zach Randolph...vs. Milwaukee (of 14), Nov. 19 10 Shareef Abdur-Rahim...vs. Seattle (of 10), Nov. 30 10 Zach Randolph...vs. Sacramento (of 10), Feb. 5 10 Shareef Abdur-Rahim...at Houston (of 10), Mar. 16 BLAZERS REBOUNDS 22 Joel Przybilla...at Sacramento, Jan.18 (OT) 21 Joel Przybilla...at Sacramento, Mar. 22 18 Zach Randolph...vs. Milwaukee, Nov. 19 17 Zach Randolph...vs. Boston, Dec. 9 17 Joel Przybilla...at Charlotte, Feb. 14 17 Joel Przybilla...at Indiana, Feb. 16 16 Zach Randolph...vs. Toronto, Nov. 13 16 Joel Przybilla...vs. San Antonio, Jan. 24 BLAZERS ASSISTS 14 Damon Stoudamire...vs. Atlanta, Feb. 25 11 Damon Stoudamire...vs. LA Clippers, Nov. 5 11 Damon Stoudamire...at Washington, Jan. 10 11 Nick Van Exel...at New Orleans, Jan. 14 11 Nick Van Exel...at Memphis, Feb. 11 10 Damon Stoudamire...at Dallas, Nov. 26 10 Damon Stoudamire...vs. Denver, Feb. 2 10 Sebastian Telfair...vs. Denver, Apr. 2 10 Damon Stoudamire...vs. Golden State, Apr. 6 BLAZERS STEALS 7 Darius Miles...at Minnesota, Dec. 14 5 Shareef Abdur-Rahim...vs. LA Clippers, Nov. 5 5 Damon Stoudamire...at New Jersey, Nov. 9 4 Damon Stoudamire (3) Ruben Patterson (3), Darius Miles (2), Zach Randolph (1) BLAZERS BLOCKED SHOTS 9 Theo Ratliff...vs. LA Clippers, Nov. 5 8 Theo Ratliff...at Memphis, Feb. 11 8 Joel Przybilla...at Sacramento, Mar. 22 7 Theo Ratliff...vs. LA Clippers, Jan. 28 7 Joel Przybilla...vs. Houston, Mar. 30 7 Joel Przybilla...at Utah, Apr. 5 6 Theo Ratliff...at Toronto, Nov. 7 6 Joel Przybilla...at Indiana, Feb. 16 6 Joel Przybilla...vs. Indiana, Mar. 4 5 Theo Ratliff (7), Zach Randolph (1), Travis Outlaw (1) Joel Przybilla (3), Darius Miles (1) OPPONENTS POINTS 50 Amare Stoudemire...at Phoenix, Jan. 2 37 Quentin Richardson...Phoenix, Dec. 5 36 Reggie Miller...at Indiana, Feb. 16 35 Mike Bibby...Sacramento, Feb. 5 35 Peja Stojakovic...Sacramento, Apr. 8 32 Chris Webber...at Sacramento, Jan. 18 (OT) 31 Corey Maggette...at LA Clippers, Jan. 5 31 Kobe Bryant...LA Lakers, Feb. 23 OPPONENTS FIELD GOALS 20 Amare Stoudamire...at Phoenix (of 27), Jan. 2 13 Andre Miller...Denver (of 21), Feb. 2 13 Mike Bibby...Sacramento (of 23), Feb. 5 12 Chris Wilcox...LA Clippers (of 17), Nov. 5 12 Michael Redd...Milwaukee (of 20), Nov. 19 12 Rashard Lewis...Seattle (of 20), Nov. 30 12 Quentin Richardson...Phoenix (of 19), Dec. 5 12 Wally Szczerbiak...at Minnesota (of 20), Dec. 14 12 Chris Webber...at Sacramento (of 24), Jan. 18 (OT) 12 Eddy Curry...Chicago (of 19), Mar. 9 12 Tim Thomas...New York (of 20), Mar. 26 12 Yao Ming...Houston (of 18), Mar. 30 OPPONENTS 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 8 Quentin Richardson...Phoenix (of 12), Dec. 5 6 Dan Dickau...at New Orleans (of 9), Jan. 14 6 Peja Stojakovic...Sacramento (of 11), Apr. 8 5 Hedo Turkoglu...at Orlando (of 7), Nov. 24 5 Latrell Sprewell...at Minnesota (of 9), Jan. 15 OPPONENTS FREE THROWS 13 Corey Maggette...at LA Clippers (of 13), Jan. 5 13 Baron Davis...at New Orleans (of 14), Jan. 14 13 Kobe Bryant...LA Lakers (of 13), Feb. 23 12 Reggie Miller...at Indiana (of 12), Feb. 16 11 Dirk Nowitzki...at Dallas (of 13), Nov. 26 OPPONENTS REBOUNDS 19 Kevin Garnett...at Minnesota, Dec. 14 18 Eddie Griffin...at Minnesota, Jan. 15 18 Primoz Brezec...at Charlotte, Feb. 14 17 Troy Murphy...Golden State, Jan. 1 17 Primoz Brezec...Charlotte, Feb. 4 17 Jeff Foster...at Indiana, Feb. 16 OPPONENTS ASSISTS 14 Rick Brunson...at LA Clippers, Jan. 5 13 Sam Cassell...at Minnesota, Dec. 14 12 Carlos Arroyo...Utah, Dec. 12 12 Dwayne Wade...Miami, Jan. 7 12 Stephon Marbury...at New York, Jan. 9 12 Anthony Johnson...at Indiana, Feb. 16 OPPONENTS STEALS 6 Shawn Marion...at Phoenix, Jan. 2 6 Larry Hughes...at Washington, Jan. 12 5 Vladimir Radmanovic...at Seattle, Dec. 4 5 Kenyon Martin...at Denver, Mar. 7 5 Peja Stojakovic...at Sacramento, Mar. 22 OPPONENTS BLOCKED SHOTS 6 Elton Brand...LA Clippers, Mar. 21 5 Elton Brand...LA Clippers, Nov. 5 5 Kelvin Cato...at Orlando, Nov. 24 5 Raef LaFrentz...Boston, Dec. 9 4 10 different players Bold face indicates career high

PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Record Home Road Overtime Overall 25-51 16-22 9-29 0-2 HEAD COACH: Kevin Pritchard Atlantic 5-5 4-1 1-4 0-0 Yrs. Won Lost Pct. Central 3-7 1-4 2-3 0-0 Overall 1 3 18.143 Southeast 6-4 2-3 4-1 0-0 w/club 1 3 18.143 Eastern 14-16 7-8 7-8 0-0 Northwest 3-11 3-4 0-7 0-1 Pacific 5-11 4-4 1-7 0-1 Southwest 3-13 2-6 1-7 0-0 Western 11-35 9-14 2-21 0-2 HOME ATTENDANCE Games Total Avg. Sellouts Largest 38 624,640 16,438 1 19,818 STREAKS Longest Current Overall Streak: Won Lost Won Lost Last Win: 4/10 at New Orleans, 90-81 3 7 1 0 Last Loss: 4/8 vs. Sacramento, 114-119 Home Streak: Last Win: 3/26 vs. New York, 103-96 4 5 0 5 Last Loss: 4/8 vs. Sacramento, 114-119 Road Streak: Last Win: 4/10 at New Orleans, 90-81 2 10 1 0 Last Loss: 4/5 at Utah, 79-90 Scoring Off. Def. vs. Opponents By Month +100 10-9 3-26 +.500 8-33 Nov. 8-6 100 1-1 1-1.500 3-1 Dec. 5-8 -100 14-41 21-24 -.500 14-17 Jan. 4-11 Feb. 5-7 Mar. 2-14 FG Pct. Off. Def. After: 1 qtr Half 3 qtrs Apr. 1-5 +50% 6-5 0-13 Leading 13-20 19-14 19-8 45-49% 7-21 7-17 Trailing 11-24 6-36 6-42 40-44% 9-17 9-16 Tied 1-7 0-1 0-1 -40% 3-8 9-5 After 76 games in 2003-04 -- 39-37 After 77 games in 2003-04 -- 40-37 Margins 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Won by: 2 1 4 1 3 1 1 4 1 4 1 1 1 Lost by: 1 3 1 7 4 5 3 5 3 2 4 4 1 3 1 1 1 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Won by: Lost by: 1 1 2004-05 TRANSACTIONS Mar. 14: Placed Zach Randolph (bone contusion, right femur) on injured list; Activated Derek Anderson from injured list; Mar. 12: Placed Nick Van Exel on injured list (arthritic left knee); Signed Maurice Baker to a 10-day contract; Mar. 4: Activated Ha Seung Jin from injured list; March 3: Placed Ruben Patterson (patellar tendonitis, right knee) on injured list; Feb. 23: Placed Derek Anderson on injured list (back spasms); Feb. 23: Activated Shareef Abdur-Rahim from injured list Feb. 1: Activated Viktor Khryapa from injured list; Jan. 30: Did not re-sign John Thomas after consecutive 10-day contracts; Jan. 28: Suspended Darius Miles for two games; Jan. 22: Placed Ha Seung Jin on injured list (lower back pain) and activated Darius Miles from Injured list; Jan. 21: Placed Qyntel Woods on waivers; Jan. 18: Signed James Thomas to a second 10-day contract; Jan. 9: Signed James Thomas to a 10-day contract; Jan. 7: Placed Shareef Abdur-Rahim on injured list (hyperextended right elbow; Placed Darius Miles on injured list (left knee contusion); Activated Ha Seung Jin from injured list; Dec. 28: Vladimir Stepania placed on waivers; Dec. 27: Activated Richie Frahm from injured list; Placed Seung Jin Ha on injured list (lower back pain); Dec. 26: Signed Ha Seung Jin, (Portland s 2004 2nd round draft pick (46th pick overall); Dec. 16: Placed Geno Carlisle on waivers; Nov. 12: Signed Geno Carlisle as a free agent; Nov. 10: Placed Richie Frahm (torn metatarsophalangeal capsule on second toe of right foot) on injured list; Nov. 1: Placed Vladimir Stepania (sore right knee) and Viktor Khryapa (surgery, left foot) on injured list; Oct. 29: Waived guard Geno Carlisle; Oct. 12: Suspended forward Qyntel Woods; Oct. 11: Waived center James Lang; Oct. 4: Signed free agents Geno Carlisle (guard) and James Lang (center); Aug. 25: Signed free agent center Joel Przybilla; July 20: Traded Dale Davis and Dan Dickau to Golden State for guard Nick Van Exel; July 15: Signed free agent guard Richie Frahm; June 24: Selected Sebastian Telfair, 6-0 guard from Abraham Lincoln HS in Brooklyn, NY, in the 1st round (13th pick overall) in the 2004 NBA Draft; Selected Viktor Khryapa, 6-9 forward from Ukraine in the 1st round (22nd pick overall)---pick acquired from New Jersey in exchange for guard Eddie Gill and cash considerations; Selected Sergei Monia, 6-8 forward from Russia in the 1st round (23rd pick overall); Selected Ha Seung Jin, 7-3 center from South Korea in the 2nd round (46th pick overall).

2004-05 TRAIL BLAZERS STARTING LINEUPS STARTING LINEUPS, GAME-BY-GAME 1. 11/3 @ Golden St. W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 42. 1/28 LA Clippers W (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 2. 11/5 LA Clippers W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 43. 2/1 @ LA Lakers L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 3. 11/7 @ Toronto L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 44. 2/2 Denver W (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 4. 11/8 @ New Jersey L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 45. 2/4 Charlotte W (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 5. 11/10 @ Boston L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 46. 2/5 Sacramento W (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 6. 11/13 Toronto W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 47. 2/9 New Orleans L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 7. 11/17 Memphis L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 48. 2/11 @ Memphis L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 8. 11/19 Milwaukee W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 49. 2/13 @ Houston L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 9. 11/21 Houston L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 50. 2/14 @ Charlotte W (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 10. 11/23 @ Miami W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 51. 2/16 @ Indiana L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,VanExel 11. 11/24 @ Orlando W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 52. 2/23 LA Lakers L (G) Patterson,Randolph,Przybilla,Stoudamire,VanExel 12. 11/26 @ Dallas L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 53. 2/25 Atlanta W (G) Patterson,Randolph,Przybilla,Stoudamire,VanExel 13. 1128 New Jersey W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 54. 2/27 Minnesota L (G) Patterson,Randolph,Przybilla,Stoudamire,VanExel 14. 11/30 Seattle W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 55. 3/1 Detroit L (G) Patterson,Randolph,Przybilla,Stoudamire,VanExel 15. 12/4 @ Seattle L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 56. 3/4 Indiana L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 16. 12/5 Phoenix L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 57. 3/5 @ Phoenix L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 17. 12/9 Boston W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 58. 3/7 @ Denver L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 18. 12/10 @ Utah L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 59. 3/9 Chicago L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 19. 12/12 Utah W (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 60. 3/12 Memphis W (K) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Outlaw, Telfair 20. 12/14 @ Minnesota L (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson, Stoudamire 61. 3/14 @ Memphis L (L) Khryapa,Abdur-Rahim,Przbyilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 21. 12/15 @ Cleveland L (B) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Stoudamire 62. 3/16 @ Houston L (L) Khryapa,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 22. 12/17 @ Atlanta W (C) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 63. 3/17 @ Dallas L (L) Khryapa,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 23. 12/18 @ Detroit W (C) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 64. 3/19 Orlando L (L) Khryapa,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 24. 12/20 @ Chicago L (C) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 65. 3/21 @ LA Clippers L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 25. 12/22 @ Milwaukee W (C) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 66. 3/22 @ Sacramento L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 26. 12/27 Philadelphia L (C) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 67. 3/34 Seattle L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 27. 12/30 San Antonio L (C) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 68. 3/26 New York W (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 28. 1/1 Golden State W (D) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Anderson,Van Exel 69. 3/28 Washington L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 29. 1/2 @ Phoenix L (E) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Anderson,Van Exel 70. 3/30 Houston L (M) Patterson,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 30. 1/5 @ LA Clippers L (C) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 71. 4/1 @ Seattlw L (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 31. 1/7 Miami L (F) Patterson,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 72. 4/2 Denver L (L) Khryapa,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 32. 1/9 @New York L (F) Patterson,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel 73. 4/5 @ Utah L (M) Patterson,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 33. 1/10 @Philadelphia W (G) Patterson,Randolph,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 74. 4/6 Golden State L (M) Patterson,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 34. 1/12 @Washington L (G) Patterson,Randolph,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 75. 4/8 Sacramento L (M) Patterson,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 35. 1/14 @New Orleans L (H) Patterson,Thomas,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 76. 4/10 @ New Orleans W (M) Patterson,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair 36. 1/15 @Minnesota L (H) Patterson,Thomas,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 37. 1/18 @Sacramento L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 38. 1/19 Cleveland L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 39. 1/22 Minnesota L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 40. 1/24 San Antonio W (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel 41. 1/26 Dallas L (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel RECORD BY STARTING LINEUP G W L Pct. (D) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Anderson,Van Exel...1 1 0 1.000 (K) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Outlaw,Van Exel...1 1 0 1.000 (A) Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Stoudamire...20 10 10.500 (C) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel...7 3 4.429 (I) Patterson,Ratliff,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel...15 6 9.400 (G) Patterson,Randolph,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel...6 2 4.333 (M) Patterson,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair...5 1 4.200 (J) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair...10 1 9.100 (B) Miles,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Stoudamire...1 0 1.000 (E) Miles,Abdur-Rahim,Randolph,Anderson,Van Exel...1 0 1.000 (F) Patterson,Randolph,Ratliff,Anderson,Van Exel...2 0 2.000 (H) Patterson,Thomas,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Van Exel...2 0 2.000 (L) Khryapa,Abdur-Rahim,Przybilla,Stoudamire,Telfair...5 0 5.000 RECORD WHEN IN STARTING LINEUP Player Pos. G W L Pct. Player Pos. G W L Pct. Outlaw...G 1 1 0 1.000 Patterson...F 30 9 21.300 Anderson...G 32 14 18.438 Miles...F 21 6 15.286 Ratliff...C-F 45 19 26.422 Przybilla...C 45 12 33.267 Randolph...F 37 14 22.405 Telfair...G 21 3 18.143 Van Exel...G 34 12 22.353 Thomas...G 2 0 2.000 Abdur-Rahim...F 43 14 29.326 Khryapa...F 5 0 5.000 Stoudamire...G 64 20 44.313 GAMES MISSED WITH INJURIES, ILLNESS, OTHER (through April 8) Khryapa... 42 Anderson... 26 Ha... 17 Przybilla...5 Abdur-Rahim... 28 Van Exel... 22 Patterson... 12 Stoudamire...1 Randolph... 29 Frahm... 21 Ratliff... 11 Telfair...1 Stepania... 26 Miles... 18 TOTAL...259

ROSTER #21-- March 24, 2005 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. Alma Mater 33 Shareef Abdur-Rahim F 6-9 245 12/11/76 8 California 99 1 Derek Anderson G 6-5 195 7/18/74 7 Kentucky 97 14 Richie Frahm G 6-5 210 8/14/77 1 Gonzaga 00 38 Viktor Khryapa F 6-9 210 8/3/82 R Russia 23 Darius Miles F 6-9 210 10/9/81 4 East St. Louis HS (IL) 25 Travis Outlaw F 6-9 210 9/18/84 1 Starkville HS (MS) 21 Ruben Patterson F 6-5 223 7/31/75 6 Cincinnati 98 10 Joel Przybilla C 7-1 255 10/10/79 4 Minnesota 00 50 (i) Zach Randolph F 6-9 253 7/16/81 3 Michigan State 01 42 Theo Ratliff C 6-10 235 4/17/73 9 Wyoming 95 3 Damon Stoudamire G 5-10 174 9/3/73 9 Arizona 95 15 Ha Seung Jin C 7-3 325 8/4/85 R South Korea 31 Sebastian Telfair G 6-0 160 6/9/85 R A. Lincoln HS (Brooklyn) 19 (i) Nick Van Exel G 6-1 190 11/27/71 11 Cincinnati 93 (i) Injured List Head Coach... Kevin Pritchard, Kansas 90 (1st year, 0-5) Assistant Coaches... Jim Lynam, St. Joseph s 63 Tim Grgurich, Pittsburgh, 66 Dan Panaggio, SUNY-Brockport 77 John Loyer, Akron 88 Bernard Smith, East Stroudsburg State PA Head Athletic Trainer...Jay Jensen, Loma Linda 80 Asst. Athletic Trainer/Equipment Manager...Geoff Clark, Oregon State 90 Strength & Conditioning Coach...Bob Medina, UNLV 88