The playing status of two key Blazers players has been upgraded ahead of Thursday night's game at the Moda Center.

The Portland Trail Blazers may be without multiple key players in Tuesday night’s game against the Golden State Warriors.

Meandering more than 1,200 miles across Wisconsin, the Ice Age National Scenic Trail is one of the longest hiking and backpacking routes contained within a single state.

Portland opened the season looking to "Make 'Em Uncomfortable,' but after a 41-game stretch of ups and downs, it is the Blazers who have had to cope with being uncomfortable.

The Trail Blazers will look sharp in red-hot threads when they face off against the Golden State Warriors on the NBA on NBC this week.

The first phase, called the Universally Accessible Walking Trail, Carol Getchell (CPA23-003), received $250,000 to build a 1,467-foot ADA-compliant trail with two scenic viewing platforms. It also included replacing four bridges and related permitting and design work.

Despite environmental concerns that may complicate or slow construction, the section is set to be completed by the end of 2026.

The mark eclipsed two previous games in which 20 players hit from long range as Golden State blew out Portland.