Tom Dundon, the new principal owner of the Portland Trail Blazers, reportedly explored the possibility of owning an NBA expansion team in Las Vegas before finalizing his deal to purchase the Blazers. The interest in a Las Vegas franchise preceded his acquisition of the Portland team.
The Yahoo Sports report details that Dundon was interested in bringing an NBA team to Las Vegas. While specific details regarding the extent of his pursuit or timeline weren't provided, it establishes that he considered the possibility before turning his attention to the Blazers.
Dundon recently completed a deal to become the principal owner of the Portland Trail Blazers after negotiations with Jody Allen, the previous owner. The purchase price was not disclosed in the report, but it marks a significant change in ownership for the franchise. His prior interest in Las Vegas suggests a broader ambition to be involved in NBA team ownership.
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