+2 Hops manager Ronnie Gajownik is proud to be breaking ground in Hillsboro New year. New faces. New approach? Read moreHops manager Ronnie Gajownik is proud to be breaking ground in Hillsboro
+2 Sophia Smith, Portland Thorns get the jump on NWSL competition The Portland Thorns have been a force out of the gate this National Women’s Soccer League season. Read moreSophia Smith, Portland Thorns get the jump on NWSL competition
+2 Forward Franck Boli preparing to give Portland Timbers a boost Describing what Franck Boli brings to the Portland Timbers, mobility was one of the first attributes mentioned by Coach Giovanni Savarese. Read moreForward Franck Boli preparing to give Portland Timbers a boost
Julio Rodriguez, Seattle Mariners eye another playoff run If the Seattle Mariners are to make the American League playoffs again, continuing the momentum started by Julio Rodriguez, Luis Castillo and Co. in 2022, a playe… Read moreJulio Rodriguez, Seattle Mariners eye another playoff run
'He's the connector:' Trendon Watford helps bring playmaking and light to the Blazers While the Portland Trail Blazers season might be on its deathbed, Trendon Watford is providing the kind of jolt needed to keep things interesting. Read more'He's the connector:' Trendon Watford helps bring playmaking and light to the Blazers
+3 Thorns midfielder Sam Coffey excited to build upon strong rookie season A year ago, Sam Coffey hit the ground running upon joining the Portland Thorns. As a rookie, the midfielder had a lot to learn as she took the step from college t… Read moreThorns midfielder Sam Coffey excited to build upon strong rookie season
Thorns storylines: Coaching change, World Cup among 2023 challenges +2 The Portland Thorns begin their 11th season in the National Women's Soccer League on Sunday, March 26 when they host Orlando at 2 p.m. at Providence Park. Here ar… Read moreThorns storylines: Coaching change, World Cup among 2023 challenges
White: If the Blazers want to win, they need more veterans to build better habits COLUMN: Lillard is the lone 30-year-old on Portland's roster, and it shows.
