
Independent Coverage of the Portland Timbers
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Timbers Prepare For Pivotal Transfer Window
The international window was intended to be a time for the Timbers to rest and finish the 2025 season strong, aiming for one of the top spots in the Western Conference going into the postseason. Three injury announcements during that time for wide-attacking players create a huge short-term problem for Portland. Jonathan Rodriguez is out…
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Five SWOCC Men’s Soccer Players Celebrate Graduation Day
As the 2025 commencement ceremony took place at Southwestern Oregon Community College (SWOCC), five SWOCC men’s soccer team members traded their cleats for caps and gowns, walking across the stage to complete at least part of their student-athlete journey. Their path is not unique, with about 45,000 men’s soccer players competing at various colleges nationwide.…
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Behind The Timbers Roar: How Public Records Reveal the Taxpayer Investment in Providence Park
When fans chant and drums echo through Providence Park, it is easy to get swept up in the excitement of a Portland Timbers match. However, behind the scenes, every goal and gravity-defying save is a story of a public-private partnership that reshaped an aging stadium into a state-of-the-art venue, thanks partly to taxpayer dollars and…
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Timbers Tally: 3/15/2025
Timbers Tally They went on the road, and they took a step backward. Following a big victory against Austin FC, the Timbers went to Nashville. They played a match they never really seemed to be in. Slow starts to the season did not stop Portland in their three trips to the MLS Cup, but it…
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Crumbling From the Back: Timbers Early Season Defensive Woes
The boys in Green and Gold do not have a history of starting a season well, but it is hard to remember one that started so poorly on the defensive side. The Portland Timbers have one win and two losses while ranking near the bottom of the league in most defensive categories. Too many senseless…





