Cameras go behind the scenes on the bus as Trail Blazers players and coaches ride to the Rip City UPRISE Playoff Rally.

At the Trail Blazer’s First Ever Washington Spring Break Hoops Camp, Greg Oden demonstrates to the campers the proper fundamentals required to make a full-court shot on the Rose Garden Floor. Trail Blazers Hoops Camps teach all the important fundamentals.

Jerryd stops by Riverside Elementary to present two students with the Presidential Physical Fitness Award.

The cameras catch up with Steve Blake after his record breaking game vs. Clippers where he broke the franchise record for assists in a quarter, the league record for assists in the first quarter and tied the league record for assists in any quarter.

Legendary broadcaster Bill Schonely takes you though his pre-game ritual. Including a trip to the media room for his pre-game snack, stop at the Pyramid Taproom at Schonely’s Place and a tirp on the hardwood to wish the players good luck.

Follow Trail Blazers forward Channing Frye as he completes all of the tasks required during an NBA Media Day at the Rose Garden.

Cruise through Wells Fargo Fan Fest with Trail Blazers Fan Debrah. She winds her way through the crowd to meet Greg Oden, Joel Przybilla, Coach McMillan, Channing Frye and the rest of the team. She also sits courtside and grabs some free gifts and enjoys the scrimmage. Enjoy Fan Fest with Debrah and 11,000 other Trail Blazers Fans.

While many of you were enjoying a perfect Portland Saturday (or plopped in front of your couches watching football) – the Trail Blazers’ Greg Oden was at the Rose Garden, hosting a free event to reward “Team Oden” mentors with a day of fun and games to enjoy with their kids.

The celebration, in conjunction with Greg’s partnership with the Trail Blazers and Oregon Mentors, was also an opportunity for Greg to recruit new mentors to assist more than 170,000 Oregon youth seeking some adult guidance and companionship.

For three hours, Greg hung out with the kids, signed autographs and took on all challengers at the many games located throughout the concourse. Just when it looked like he couldn’t top his skills at Guitar Hero, he went where no Trail Blazer has dared go before … at least with cameras on!

The song – should you fail to recognize it – is N’Sync’s “It’s Gonna Be Me” and could go down as one of the great moments in Trail Blazers history for those of us who had the pleasure of seeing it live.

We all know about Greg’s potential on the court, and can’t wait to see #52 in uniform. But seeing him in that environment, showcasing his larger-than-life personality and truly enjoying himself among those kids was a treat for any fan to behold … even if it meant enduring a few off-key notes!

Ike Diogu takes us behind the scenes for his first day on the job as he records video and audio for the Trail Blazers.  Favorite quote from the footage? “Not to toot my own horn, but i have a pretty good voice.”

Greg Oden continues his journey back from knee surgery and is back on the court working out. Watch as he works on agility and  shooting drills, his post-up moves and throws down a couple dunks. Teammate Channing Frye participates in the workout to refine each others post moves all at the Trail Blazers Practice Facility.

Go Behind the scenes with Martell Webster during Street Jam, a 3-on-3 basketball tournament hosted by the Trail Blazers and Special Olympics Oregon. Martell talks about his involvement with Street Jam and the Special Olympics, and what it what take for him to give a “10″ in the dunk competition.

Trail Blazers rookie Jerryd Bayless arrives in Portland to meet the press and Trail Blazers staff. Jerryd discusses his thoughts on the team, the city and what he thinks about being a Trail Blazer.

Greg Oden films a Public Service Announcement encouraging people to become a mentor and part of Team Oden. Watch as the film crew sets up and talks with Greg about his mentor program, hanging out with the kids during the shoot and how many kids can touch the top of Greg’s head.