1970–71 Portland Trail Blazers season

The Portland Trail Blazers were one of three new teams to join the NBA for the 1970–71 season.[1] The franchise played its inaugural regular season game on a Friday night in Portland, beating the fellow expansion Cleveland Cavaliers 115–112 on October 16, with 4,273 in attendance.[2][3][4]

1970–71 Portland Trail Blazers season
Head coachRolland Todd
General managerHarry Glickman
Owners
ArenaMemorial Coliseum
Results
Record29–53 (.354)
PlaceDivision: 5th (Pacific)
Conference: 9th (Western)
Playoff finishDid not qualify
Stats at Basketball-Reference.com
Local media
TelevisionKPTV
RadioKOIN

The Trail Blazers played a regular season home game at McArthur Court in Eugene, Oregon on February 19, 1971 against the Cincinnati Royals.[5] Portland was defeated by Cincinnati, 102–109.[6]

Portland finished last in the Pacific Division with a record of 29–53 (.354).[4] Of the three expansion teams, their record was the best; with seven more wins than the Buffalo Braves and fourteen more than the Cavaliers. The leading scorer for the Blazers was Geoff Petrie; he averaged 24.8 points per game and shared Rookie of the Year honors with Boston Celtics star Dave Cowens.[4]

Offseason

NBA Draft
Main article: 1970 NBA draft
Round Pick Player Position Nationality College Source
18Geoff PetrieSG United StatesPrinceton
225Walt GilmorePF United StatesFort Valley State
342Bill CainFIowa State[7]
459Jim PenixF United StatesBowling Green[8]
576Ron KnightPF United StatesCal State LA
693George JankyC United StatesDayton[9][10]
7110Claude EnglishF United StatesRhode Island
8127Doug BoydF/C United StatesTCU[11][12]
9144Billy GaskinsG United StatesOregon[13]
10161Israel OliverF United StatesElizabeth City State[14]
11176Don McClemoreF United StatesBowling Green[15]
12188Paul AdamsF United StatesCentral Washington[16]
13199Alex BoydF United StatesNevada-Reno[17]
14208Frank LoteridgeTexas–Pan American
15218John CanadyMiami (FL)
16226Doug WilliamsSt. Mary's (TX)
18235Bruce ButchkoF United StatesSouthern Illinois[18]
19239Mark GabrielHanover
Source:[19]

Expansion Draft
Player Position Team
Rick Adelman PG San Diego Rockets
Jerry Chambers SF Phoenix Suns
LeRoy Ellis C Baltimore Bullets
Fred Hetzel SF Philadelphia 76ers
Joe Kennedy SF Seattle SuperSonics
Ed Manning SF/PF Chicago Bulls
Stan McKenzie SF Phoenix Suns
Dorie Murrey PF Seattle SuperSonics
Pat Riley SG San Diego Rockets
Dale Schlueter C San Francisco Warriors
Larry Siegfried PG Boston Celtics
Source:[20][21]

Roster
1970–71 Portland Trail Blazers roster
Players Coaches
Pos.No.NameHeightWeightDOB (YYYY-MM-DD)From
PG 12 Adelman, Rick 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) 175 lb (79 kg) 1946–06–16 Loyola Marymount
SG 33 Barnett, Jim 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) 170 lb (77 kg) 1944–07–07 Oregon
C 25 Ellis, Leroy 6 ft 10 in (2.08 m) 210 lb (95 kg) 1940–03–10 St. John's
F 15 English, Claude 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) 185 lb (84 kg) 1946–12–26 Rhode Island
PF 48 Gilmore, Walt 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) 225 lb (102 kg) 1947–02–27 Fort Valley State
PF 44 Gregor, Gary 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) 225 lb (102 kg) 1945–08–13 South Carolina
SF 11 Halimon, Shaler 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) 199 lb (90 kg) 1945–03–30 Utah State
PF 38 Knight, Ron 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) 215 lb (98 kg) 1947–08–04 Cal State LA
PF 35 Manning, Ed 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) 210 lb (95 kg) 1944–01–02 Jackson State
SF 40 McKenzie, Stan 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) 195 lb (88 kg) 1944–10–06 NYU
SG 45 Petrie, Geoff 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) 190 lb (86 kg) 1948–04–17 Princeton
C 54 Schlueter, Dale 6 ft 10 in (2.08 m) 225 lb (102 kg) 1945–11–12 Colorado State
F 34 Stricker, Bill 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) 210 lb (95 kg) 1948–01–22 Pacific
Head coach
Legend
  • (C) Team captain
  • (DP) Unsigned draft pick
  • (FA) Free agent
  • (S) Suspended
  • Injured Injured
Source:

Pre-season

The Trail Blazers convened their preseason camp on September 14, 1970. Sixteen players reported to camp, which was held in the gymnasium at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon.[22] Pat Riley was unable to attend the camp due to the death in his father. Players reported to drills at 10 am and 4 pm.[23] The first players to be cut from camp were third round draft pick Bill Cain and Tim Robinson, who had played for the Harlem Globetrotters from 1961 to 1965.[24][25]

Regular season
Main article: 1970–71 NBA season

Season standings
Pacific Division W L PCT GB Home Road Neutral Div
y-Los Angeles Lakers 4834.585–30–1117–221–115–7
x-San Francisco Warriors 4141.500720–1819–212–212–10
San Diego Rockets 4042.488824–1515–261–114–8
Seattle SuperSonics 3844.4631027–1311–300–110–14
Portland Trail Blazers 2953.3541918–219–262–63–15
# Western Conference
Team W L PCT
1 z-Milwaukee Bucks6616.805
2 y-Los Angeles Lakers4834.585
3 x-Chicago Bulls5131.622
4 x-San Francisco Warriors4141.500
5 Phoenix Suns4834.585
6 Detroit Pistons4537.549
7 San Diego Rockets4042.488
8 Seattle SuperSonics3844.463
9 Portland Trail Blazers2953.354

Record vs. opponents
1970–71 NBA Records
Team ATL BAL BOS BUF CHI CIN CLE DET LAL MIL NYK PHI PHO POR SDR SFW SEA
Atlanta –3–32–43–11–42–44–00–53–21–43–34–21–42–22–32–33–2
Baltimore 3–3–3–33–12–33–34–02–32–31–42–43–33–22–24–12–33–2
Boston 4–23–3–4–04–14–23–12–33–20–50–64–22–32–23–23–23–2
Buffalo 1–31–30–4–0–40–45–71–52–20–42–20–41–36–61–31–31–3
Chicago 4–13–21–44–0–4–04–03–32–41–53–23–23–33–16–04–23–2
Cincinnati 4–23–32–44–00–4–5–11–41–41–42–41–51–44–01–32–31–4
Cleveland 0–40–41–37–50–41–5–2–20–40–40–41–30–42–100–41–30–4
Detroit 5–03–23–25–13–34–12–2–2–31–52–32–32–43–14–21–43–1
Los Angeles 2–33–22–32–24–24–14–03–2–1–43–23–22–44–03–34–24–2
Milwaukee 4–14–15–04–05–14–14–05–14–1–1–44–14–23–14–16–05–1
New York 3–34–26–02–22–34–24–03–22–34–1–2–44–13–14–13–22–3
Philadelphia 2–43–32–44–02–35–13–13–22–31–44–2–3–24–03–23–23–2
Phoenix 4–12–33–23–13–34–14–04–24–22–41–42–3–4–02–43–23–2
Portland 2–22–22–26–61–30–410–21–30–41–31–30–40–4–0–41–32–4
San Diego 3–21–42–33–10–63–14–02–43–31–41–42–34–24–0–2–45–1
San Francisco 3–23–22–33–12–43–23–14–12–40–62–32–32–33–14–2–3–3
Seattle 2–32–32–33–12–34–14–01–32–41–53–22–32–34–21–53–3—

Game log
1970–71 Game log
#DateOpponentScoreHigh pointsAttendanceRecord
1October 16Cleveland112–115Jim Barnett (31)4,273[26]1–0
2October 18Boston133–115Jim Barnett (26)6,301[27]1–1
3October 20Cleveland98–120Ellis, Petrie (21)2,709[28]2–1
4October 23@ Seattle111–141McKenzie, Petrie (19)9,201[29]2–2
5October 24@ San Francisco[a]115–118Geoff Petrie (38)3,741[30]2–3
6October 25Chicago131–116Geoff Petrie (26)3,352[31]2–4
7October 27Buffalo108–119Stan McKenzie (27)3,289[32]3–4
8October 30Seattle115–104Jim Barnett (20)4,344[33]3–5
9October 31Buffalo102–107Jim Barnett (38)6,538[34]4–5
10November 3Los Angeles128–108Jim Barnett (18)7,286[35]4–6
11November 5Baltimore131–135Jim Barnett (30)3,593[36]5–6
12November 6San Francisco110–103Geoff Petrie (23)5,597[37]5–7
13November 8New York125–113Jim Barnett (40)10,259[38]5–8
14November 10Cincinnati138–121Jim Barnett (23)5,166[39]5–9
15November 11@ Phoenix100–114Geoff Petrie (27)6,029[40]5–10
16November 12Cleveland105–103Jim Barnett (27)2,173[41]5–11
17November 14Cleveland116–126Jim Barnett (29)4,592[42]6–11
18November 16San Diego136–118Jim Barnett (24)3,189[43]6–12
19November 17Buffalo102–101Geoff Petrie (24)1,973[44]6–13
20November 18Atlanta131–146Jim Barnett (34)6,670[45]7–13
21November 21Buffalo[b]112–108Ellis, Halimon (28)11,316[46]8–13
22November 22Milwaukee126–104Stan McKenzie (17)9,471[47]8–14
23November 24@ Baltimore104–156Geoff Petrie (22)2,606[48]8–15
24November 25@ Boston115–122Geoff Petrie (28)7,573[49]8–16
25November 27@ Cleveland111–102Jim Barnett (20)3,021[50]9–16
26November 28@ Buffalo95–111Shaler Halimon (23)3,321[51]9–17
27November 29@ Milwaukee111–124Ellis, Petrie (27)9,849[52]9–18
28December 1San Diego120–114Jim Barnett (27)4,178[53]9–19
29December 4Phoenix126–121Geoff Petrie (33)3,927[54]9–20
30December 6@ Los Angeles120–131LeRoy Ellis (29)8,549[55]9–21
31December 8@ New York121–139Geoff Petrie (30)16,774[56]9–22
32December 9@ Cleveland109–102Barnett, Petrie (25)2,022[57]10–22
33December 11@ Buffalo120–105Geoff Petrie (25)2,176[58]11–22
34December 12@ Atlanta101–107Jim Barnett (33)5,976[59]11–23
35December 15Detroit111–103Jim Barnett (20)4,084[60]11–24
36December 18San Francisco[c]122–118Geoff Petrie (23)7,683[61]11–25
37December 19San Diego[a]118–108LeRoy Ellis (25)5,746[62]11–26
38December 20Philadelphia134–132 (OT)Jim Barnett (31)4,001[63]11–27
39December 26@ Phoenix103–115Geoff Petrie (32)6,102[64]11–28
40December 27Boston123–135Geoff Petrie (31)7,657[65]12–28
41January 1@ Seattle118–121Geoff Petrie (40)9,012[66]12–29
42January 2Chicago136–113Geoff Petrie (32)5,101[67]12–30
43January 4@ Cleveland119–106Geoff Petrie (39)1,737[68]13–30
44January 5Boston[d]124–120Geoff Petrie (28)5,364[69]14–30
45January 6@ Cincinnati128–133 (OT)Geoff Petrie (32)2,279[70]14–31
46January 8@ Chicago113–105Geoff Petrie (27)5,116[71]15–31
47January 9New York96–114Jim Barnett (32)11,808[72]16–31
48January 14Buffalo[e]113–119Geoff Petrie (23)1,339[73]16–32
49January 19@ Chicago111–123LeRoy Ellis (27)7,511[74]16–33
50January 20@ Buffalo106–126Jim Barnett (35)1,348[75]16–34
51January 22@ Detroit123–112Geoff Petrie (28)6,932[76]17–34
52January 23@ Milwaukee117–142Dale Schlueter (20)10,746[77]17–35
53January 24@ Buffalo111–123Geoff Petrie (28)3,067[78]17–36
54January 27@ Cleveland104–118Geoff Petrie (29)1,823[79]17–37
55January 29Phoenix131–122Jim Barnett (27)5,877[80]17–38
56January 31@ Los Angeles120–133Barnett, Ellis (24)11,018[81]17–39
57February 2Milwaukee111–123Jim Barnett (27)9,040[82]18–39
58February 4Atlanta123–137LeRoy Ellis (27)8,616[83]19–39
59February 5San Francisco117–123Geoff Petrie (25)5,628[84]20–39
60February 7Cleveland103–112Geoff Petrie (24)7,743[85]21–39
61February 12Seattle125–137Geoff Petrie (43)7,313[86]22–39
62February 16Cincinnati[f]102–109Geoff Petrie (31)9,300[87]22–40
63February 17@ Seattle126–130Geoff Petrie (26)6,679[88]22–41
64February 18Los Angeles136–114Geoff Petrie (36)11,457[89]22–42
65February 20Philadelphia118–105LeRoy Ellis (33)6,970[90]22–43
66February 21Cleveland105–123Geoff Petrie (38)6,037[91]23–43
67February 23@ Philadelphia113–119Geoff Petrie (43)5,986[92]23–44
68February 24@ Atlanta107–118Jim Barnett (26)6,739[93]23–45
69February 26@ Baltimore97–114Geoff Petrie (28)9,773[94]23–46
70February 27@ New York102–113Geoff Petrie (25)19,500[95]23–47
71March 2@ Detroit122–128Geoff Petrie (41)2,827[96]23–48
72March 3Philadelphia[g]104–120Jim Barnett (19)9,080[97]23–49
73March 5Cincinnati[e]111–117Geoff Petrie (25)2,098[98]23–50
74March 7@ San Diego121–135Geoff Petrie (40)5,375[99]23–51
75March 8Buffalo114–98Geoff Petrie (20)4,785[100]23–52
76March 11Baltimore118–136Geoff Petrie (30)6,262[101]24–52
77March 12Detroit133–129Geoff Petrie (33)6,962[102]24–53
78March 14Buffalo112–122Geoff Petrie (21)6,727[103]25–53
79March 19Seattle128–135Geoff Petrie (46)11,140[104]26–53
80March 20@ Buffalo132–129 (OT)Geoff Petrie (31)8,123[105]27–53
81March 21@ Cleveland113–110Geoff Petrie (23)3,790[106]28–53
82March 23@ Cleveland114–112Geoff Petrie (37)6,422[107]29–53
Footnotes

Transactions

Media

On September 13, 1970, the Trail Blazers announced that KPTV would broadcast 12 road games (all in color) during their inaugural season. Jimmy Jones was Portland's play-by-play announcer on television.[127]

Awards and honors

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