Diamond Project, MLB and South Waterfront

Portland Diamond Project unveils MLB stadium vision for South Waterfront
The Portland Diamond Project unveils a first look at a new Major League Baseball stadium proposed for Portland's South Waterfront.
Portland Diamond Project reveals new MLB park renderings
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.
Portland Diamond Project releases South Waterfront renderings
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
Portland Diamond Project reveals new renderings of potential MLB stadium
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The Portland 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. PDP founder Craig Cheek issued the following statement:
First look: Renderings show vision for MLB stadium in Portland
Craig Cheek told a legislative committee Monday morning that Portland could break ground on a Major League Baseball stadium on the south Waterfront as early as 2027 if Portland is awarded a team. Cheek,
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Authorities in southern Wisconsin are looking for the person responsible for damaging a baseball diamond with their truck.
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Ball State University officially renames baseball diamond to Shebek Stadium
The Ball State baseball diamond has officially been renamed Shebek Stadium, the university announced Friday following a board ...