Portland Diamond Project says it’s primed to build a new MLB-ready stadium along the Willamette River in downtown Portland as soon as 2027

A first look at a new Major League Baseball stadium proposed for Portland’s south Waterfront was unveiled during a legislative committee on Monday. The Portland Diamond Project, which has worked to bring an MLB team to Portland since 2017,

Diamond Project (PDP) met with an Oregon State Legislature committee on Monday, presenting new renderings of what an MLB stadium on the Portland Waterfront could potentially look like.

An MLB to Portland effort released their first renderings of what the proposed south waterfront ballpark would look like. Details are still murky.

Cheek also came prepared with new renderings of the park. The pedestrian- and public transit-only Tilikum Crossing would connect the park to the city's Eastside, and the stadium would feature a retractable roof for Portland’s questionable spring and fall weather.

Five months after the City of Portland voted to put its support behind bringing a Major League Baseball team to town, leader are taking their vision of a new stadium along the South Waterfront to state leaders in Salem.

Craig Cheek told a legislative committee Monday that Portland could break ground on a Major League Baseball stadium on the south Waterfront as early as 2027 if Portland is awarded