The Oregon Senate approved a bill April 17 aimed at making Portland more competitive in its bid to bring major league baseball to the waterfront. Senate Bill 110 would facilitate up to $800 million in ...

a measure aimed at helping fund a potential Major League Baseball stadium in Portland. Backers of the bill, nicknamed as a “jock tax,” believe it will bring in $800 million to help fund the ...

But a recent new proposal has brought the project back to life and energized the city's enthusiasm in making Portland a MLB home. The proposed 32,000-seat stadium with a retractable roof would sit ...

Let's lead off with the morbid news. During the 7th inning of the Cubs @ Pirates game Wednesday night, a fan fell 21 feet ...

Slated for completion at the end of 2025, the stadium will hold 6,000 people for games and up to 7,000 for concerts. It will ...

He lives in Portland. The proposal to fund a Major League Baseball stadium in Portland by diverting future players’ income taxes to pay construction bonds won’t deliver a “free” stadium.

(KOIN) – Major League Baseball is one step closer to sliding home in Portland after the Oregon Senate passed a bill that would grant funding to build a stadium in the city. The Portland Diamond ...

Grass Routes, an MLB Network program, shows everything Mainers know about the relationship between the Sea Dogs and their fans.

The Portland Diamond Project, a group trying to bring a MLB team to Portland, unveiled renderings of a potential stadium earlier this year. SB 110 updates a law enacted in 2003, Senate Bill 5 ...

In other stadium financing news, the Oregon Senate has passed a bill allocating 800M for a new MLB ballpark in Portland. The bill would source the money from pro athletes’ income taxes ...