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  "textContent": "The Portland Trail Blazers fought their way to the 2026 NBA playoffs, but now, their toughest opponents may be in City Hall. The team’s majority owner, Tom Dundon, is trying to iron out a deal with the city for a major, state-of-the-art renovation of the Moda Center that could cost more than $600 million. Recently […]\n\nThe post Moneyball: The Moda Center Controversy Explained appeared first on Portland Mercury.",
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