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PGE Park
PGE Park is a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose facility located in the heart of downtown Portland, Ore. Fresh off a sparkling, $38.5-million renovation in 2000-2001, PGE Park is home to the Triple-A Baseball Portland Beavers and professional soccer?s Portland Timbers, a member of the United Soccer Leagues First Division.
1844 SW Morrison
Portland OR 97205
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Aug 31, 2010BikePortland
Temporary bike parking at PGE Park was a hit during a Timbers game last weekend.(Photo: Jeff Castro/Bikeracker)
As more people use bicycles to get around our city, more businesses are taking notice and bike parking continues to expand and improve. The PGE Park sports complex and the Whole Foods Market in Laurelhurst are the latest [...]
Sep 2, 2010Portland Mercury
Crystal Palace Baltimore vs. Portland Timbers.
Sunday, August 29th, 2010.
PGE Park; 6 p.m. Kickoff; Attendance: 15,418; Weather: Partly Cloudy.
Crystal Palace Baltimore 0 - Portland Timbers 3.
Scoring Summary:
PDX: Ryan Pore; 15th minute. (assisted by Mamadou Danso)
PDX: Bright Dike; 42nd minute. (assisted by Johan Claesson)
PDX: Bright Dike; 53rd minute. (assisted by Ryan Pore)
- The North End celebrates one of three goals on the night.
Hit the cut for our play by play, plus quotes from Midfielder Ryan Pore and Head Coach Gavin Wilkinson.
BikePortland: New blog post: PGE Park, Whole Foods jump on bike parking bandwagon http://bit.ly/auHTTq
Aug 31, 2010EnzymePDX
Preparations for a season in the major leagues are a distraction for players who still need to finish strong.
The Portland Timbers play at PGE Park Day 36
Aug 25, 2010KATU
The owner of Portland's Timbers soccer team has given KATU Sports the word: PGE Park will no longer be called PGE Park in the not-so-distant future.
Midfielder Ryan Pore recorded a goal and an assist and forward Bright Dike turned in a two-goal performance as the Portland Timbers defeated Crystal Palace Baltimore 3-0 before 15,418 at PGE Park on Sunday.
Aug 26, 2010Dwight Jaynes
It's time for a new name. Never liked the name, anyway. New stadiums are one thing, but I'm not much a fan of selling naming rights to stadiums that have already been in existence for like a century. It was Multnomah Stadium for decades and then the city bought it and turned it into the [...]