Former Portland Timbers Goalkeeper Sues Oregon Sports Doctors, Alleging Botched Surgery Led to Career-Damaging Injury

The Portland Pickles Plan to Play Baseball in Lents Without a Crowd

The Portland Pickles—Portland’s favorite collegiate woodbat baseball club—are planning to play without crowds this summer, and broadcast them online.

Portland’s Biggest Sporting Events Are Happening This Month. So Is an Outbreak.

These events are mass gatherings that health experts warn are ideal conditions for spreading COVID-19.

One of Portland’s Hardcore Soccer Bars Has Been Replaced By, Well, Another Soccer Bar

When Peter Mahr bought 4-4-2 on Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard last June, his professed goal was to turn the place from a hardcore soccer bar into a neighborhood bar friendly to soccer fans and the footy-averse alike. On non-game days, it’s possible that Mahr, a former amateur player himself, has fulfilled that promise. Make no mistake, though: When the Timbers are on at Gol, as he rechristened it, this is still very much a soccer bar.

Fewer Fans of Portland’s Pro Soccer Teams Drive to Games Than Expected, But They Still Hog On-Street Parking

Portland Officials Created a Policy to Keep Homeless People From Camping Outside the Timbers’ Soccer Stadium

When WW asked questions this week, several city officials claimed ignorance of the plan, and Commissioner Chloe Eudaly disavowed the idea.

The Timbers Army Gets National Notice for Its Fight Over Flags With an Antifascist Logo

For the last two months, soccer fans in Portland have watched as the Timbers Army pushed back on a Major League Soccer ban on flags bearing an antifascist symbol with successive protests.

This Portland Cider Maker Fights Fascists. We Asked How His Business Became the Antifascist Pub and Whether or Not It Was Worth It.

Wherever there’s a fascist beating up a person, Abram Goldman-Armstrong will be there.