Portland is a great sports town and a great baseball town. We would be an ideal fit for Major League Baseball. Portland is a growing city, and is now part of the nation's #22 media market.

Major League Baseball fans who want to bring a franchise to Portland have no stadium, no team and no momentum. And now Major League Soccer has emerged as a competitor for corporate dollars, fan ...

A coalition has restarted the conversation about bringing Major League Baseball to Oregon. But there are a lot of steps, and possibly many years, between Portland and “play ball.” June ...

In September 2024 the Portland Diamond Project signed a letter of intent to purchase Zidell Yards on Portland’s South Waterfront for the future home of a Major League Baseball stadium.

Major League Baseball Latest News . September 24, 2024, 11:16 AM EST Sports Business. Portland Diamond Project agrees to purchase site for future baseball stadium.

Photographs of architectural renderings of a proposed Major League Baseball stadium obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive show backers of the pro-ball effort envision their team playing in a sleek ...

The group looking to bring Major League Baseball to Portland has an agreement in principle for land that would host a ballpark, as well as other development. Here's the details.

Back about 10-15 years ago Major League Baseball loved to talk up Portland, Oregon as a relocation/expansion site. Indeed, after Washington, D.C. it was the second most-mentioned city that could -- ...

As multiple groups bend over backward to convince Major League Baseball to move a team to Portland, one former pro ballplayer has already made his way here—to serve coffee. Last summer, Kevin ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — During a radio appearance Monday, Portland Diamond Project managing director Mike Barrett said if all goes well, the acquisition of a property for a new baseball stadium could ...

Portland could be one step closer to finally having a major league baseball team after a group aiming to bring the sport to the City of Roses made formal offers on two plots of land large enough ...