Moda Center
Formerly Rose Garden (1995–2013), Rose Garden Arena (1997–2016), PGE Park (2001–2010)
Home Team Portland Trail Blazers — NBA
Portland Winterhawks — Western Hockey League
Location Portland, OR, USA
Capacity 19,980
Opened 2013
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Moda Center

Moda Center has been the home of the Portland Trail Blazers since it opened in 1995 as the Rose Garden, before being renamed in 2013. It replaced Memorial Coliseum next door, where the Blazers won their only NBA championship in 1977.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
NBA 571 86 Portland 140 – Denver 137 (2019-05-03) Portland 78 – Memphis 91 (2016-01-04)
Western Hockey League 330 4 Portland 10 – Seattle 4 (2013-09-28) Portland 0 – Seattle 1 (2007-03-04)
NCAA Basketball (I) 54 44 Oklahoma 83 – Arkansas 92 (2017-11-23) Oregon State 45 – Portland 53 (2016-12-18)
NCAA Women's Basketball (I) 8 1 USC 73 – Connecticut 80 (2024-04-01) Connecticut 53 – Duke 45 (2024-03-30)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
NBA 20438 – Portland vs San Antonio (2026-04-24) 1939 – Portland vs San Antonio (2021-05-08)
Western Hockey League 12511 – Portland vs Seattle (2007-03-17) 1844 – Portland vs Tri-City (2010-02-10)
NCAA Basketball (I) 17907 – Gonzaga vs Memphis (2022-03-19) 3036 – Portland vs Weber State (2015-12-18)
NCAA Women's Basketball (I) 12103 – Connecticut vs Duke (2024-03-30) 10104 – Texas vs Gonzaga (2024-03-29)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2002 9 9
2003 28 28
2004 19 19
2005 21 21
2006 16 16
2007 4 4
2008 3 3
2009 13 13
2010 22 22
2011 27 27
2012 26 26
2013 26 26
2014 43 19 24
2015 60 29 21 10
2016 75 51 20 4
2017 74 48 13 13
2018 70 48 21 1
2019 60 48 10 2
2020 35 28 7
2021 63 62 1
2022 55 37 16 2
2023 45 45
2024 49 43 6
2025 44 43 1
2026 49 43 6
2027 27 27

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Other Teams & Events

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • Alabama Crimson Tide — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • All — Former postseason venue, 2015
  • Arizona Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2015
  • Arkansas Razorbacks — Neutral site venue, 2026
  • BYU Cougars — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Boise State Broncos — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Butler Bulldogs — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Connecticut Huskies — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • DePaul Blue Demons — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Florida Gators — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Georgetown Hoyas — Neutral site venue, 2015
  • Gonzaga Bulldogs — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Iowa State Cyclones — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Memphis Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Michigan State Spartans — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • North Carolina Tar Heels — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Ohio State Buckeyes — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Oklahoma Sooners — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • Oregon Ducks — Neutral site venue, 2016–2017
  • Oregon State Beavers — Neutral site venue, 2015–2018
  • Portland Pilots — Neutral site venue, 2015–2016
  • Portland State Vikings — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Purdue Boilermakers — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • St Marys (CA) Gaels — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Texas Longhorns — Neutral site venue, 2017
  • UCLA Bruins — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Utah Utes — Neutral site venue, 2015
  • Villanova Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Virginia Commonwealth Rams — Neutral site venue, 2015
  • Wisconsin Badgers — Neutral site venue, 2026
  • Xavier Musketeers — Neutral site venue, 2022

NCAA Women's Basketball (I)

  • Connecticut Huskies — Former postseason venue, 2024
  • Iowa Hawkeyes — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Iowa State Cyclones — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Stanford Cardinal — Former postseason venue, 2024
  • Texas Longhorns — Former postseason venue, 2024
  • USC Trojans — Former postseason venue, 2024

While known as Rose Garden Arena

Arena Football League

  • Portland Forest Dragons — Former home venue, 1997–1998
  • Portland Steel — Former home venue, 2016
  • Portland Thunder — Former home venue, 2014–2015

NLL

  • Portland LumberJax — Former home venue, 2006–2009

While known as Rose Garden

NBA

  • Portland Trail Blazers — Former home venue, 1995–2013

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • All — Former postseason venue, 2009–2012

NLL

  • Fairfield Stags — All-Star venue, 2008
  • Findlay Oilers — All-Star venue, 2008

WNBA

  • Portland Fire — Former home venue, 2000–2002

While known as PGE Park

AAA - Pacific Coast League

  • Portland Beavers — Former home venue, 2001–2010

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