Fans thrilled to see the Portland Trail Blazers on back on local television

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After a 20-year hiatus, the Portland Trail Blazers will once again be broadcast on local television, with KATU stepping in as the new home for the team. This long-awaited return has sparked excitement among fans, who are eager to reconnect with the team through local broadcasts. KATU's partnership with the Blazers is expected to foster greater community engagement and enhance the viewing experience for local sports enthusiasts. The network has emphasized its commitment to providing comprehensive coverage of the Blazers, including game highlights and player interviews. This move is not just about sports but also about revitalizing local media and bringing the community together through shared experiences.

Fans have expressed their appreciation for KATU's efforts in making the games accessible to a wider audience. The decision to air Blazers games locally is seen as a significant step forward for both the team and the network. With this development, KATU aims to play a pivotal role in the sports culture of Oregon.

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