Sports fans in Missouri and Kansas are free to dream a little dream, and many would love to see the Kansas City Trail Blazers become a reality. The estate of late Portland Trail Blazers owner Paul Allen put the team up for sale Tuesday, and Kansas City has an NBA ready arena in the T-Mobile Center.

In alignment with the late Paul Allen’s directive, all proceeds from the sale of the Portland Trail Blazers will go to philanthropic endeavors.

Sen. Ron Wyden, an ardent fan of the Portland Trail Blazers, is taking proactive steps to sell the deep support Rip City has for the Blazers and that the team should remain in Portland. On Tuesday, the Paul Allen estate announced that the Blazers were up for sale, seven years after Allen died in 2018 at age 65.

The Moda Center in Portland, home of the Trail Blazers. No way. Bonkers. A real stretch. That's the response I got in our Slack thread after floating

Shaedon Sharpe is eyeing a new deal from the Portland Trail Blazers. Per HoopsHype's Michael Scotto, Sharpe and the Blazers are expected to discuss a long-term extension this summer. This offseason figures to be a crucial next step in Portland's rebuild.

Paul Allen's estate announced Tuesday that the franchise is for sale, which could mean brighter days ahead on the court and potential relocation concerns.