 Nov. 16, 2017, parting ways with the franchise.

Giovanni Savarese era (2018–present)
On Dec. 18, the Timbers officially announced former New York Cosmos head coach Giovanni Savarese as the team's new head coach, making him the third non-interim head coach for the Timbers since entering MLS. Despite starting their 2018 season without a win in their first five games, Savaraese and the Timbers finished their campaign strong, and would earn their second trip to the MLS Cup on December 8, 2018, where they would be defeated 2–0 by Atlanta United.

Then, Now, Forever (2019)
The 2019 season was overshadowed by the large renovation to Providence Park, which resulted in the addition of 4,000 seats on the east side of the stadium. The extensive construction meant that the Timbers played the first 12 matches of the season away from home. The team emerged from this extensive road trip with a survivable record of 4-6-2. Portland would largely fail to take advantage of their remaining homes games. The Timbers finished the season with 49 points overall, which placed them 6th in the Western Conference. They went on to face Real Salt Lake in the 2019 playoffs in Salt Lake, which resulted in a 2-1 loss.

Colors and badge 
The Portland Timbers' MLS logo incorporates elements of the former USL design. The primary reference to the original crest is the circular shape that represents unity, wholeness, and the pursuit of perfection. The axe pays homage to the Pacific Northwest's logging industry, as loggers traditionally used axes to cut down trees. There are three chevrons organized to resemble a pine tree that refer to the Timbers' membership in three separate leagues: the original North American Soccer League, the United Soccer Leagues, and Major League Soccer.  The team's colors, ponderosa green and moss green, represent the state of Oregon's forests.

Sponsor 

It was announced in September 2010 that the Portland Timbers' jerseys would be sponsored by Alaska Airlines. On December 9, 2010, the jersey was revealed at a runway show at Portland International Airport. The home jersey was a two-tone halved green shirt, while the alternate jersey was red in honor of Portland being known as the Rose City.

Uniform evolution 

Home, away, and alternative uniforms.

 Home

 Away

 Alternate

Stadium 

 Providence
Nov. 16, 2017, parting ways with the franchise. 

 Giovanni Savarese era (2018 – present) 
 On Dec. 18, the Timbers officially announce erstwhile New York Cosmos head coach Giovanni Savarese as the team's new fountainhead coach, making him the third non - interim read/write head bus for the Timbers since entering MLS. Despite start their 2018 season without a win in their first five game, Savaraese and the Timbers finished their campaign strong, and would earn their second trip to the MLS Cup on December 8, 2018, where they would be defeated 2–0 by Atlanta United. 

 Then, nowadays, Forever (2019) 
 The 2019 season was overshadowed by the large renovation to Providence Park, which result in the addition of 4,000 seats on the east side of the stadium. The across-the-board construction intend that the Timbers played the first 12 matches of the season aside from home. The team emerged from this extensive road trip with a survivable record of 4 - 6 - 2. Portland would largely fail to take advantage of their remaining homes games. The Timbers finished the season with 49 points overall, which placed them 6th in the Western Conference. They went on to face Real Salt Lake in the 2019 playoffs in Salt Lake, which resulted in a 2 - 1 personnel casualty. 

 Colors and badge 
 The Portland Timbers' MLS logo incorporates element of the former USL design. The primary reference to the original peak is the circular shape that represents unity, integrity, and the pursuit of perfection. The axe pays homage to the Pacific Northwest's logging industry, as loggers traditionally used axes to cut down trees. There be three chevron organized to resemble a pine tree that refer to the Timbers' membership in three separate leagues: the original North American Soccer League, the United Soccer Leagues, and Major League Soccer.   The team's colors, ponderosa fleeceable and moss green, represent the state of Oregon's forests. 

 Sponsor 

 It was announced in September 2010 that the Portland Timbers' jerseys would be sponsored by Alaska Airlines. On December 9, 2010, the jersey was revealed at a runway show at Portland International Airport. The family jersey was a two - tone halve green shirt, while the alternate jersey was red in honor of Portland being known as the Rose City. 

 Uniform evolution 

 Home, away, and alternate uniforms. 

  Home 

  Away 

  Alternate 

 Stadium 

  Providence
 Nog. 16, 2017, parting ways with tht franchise.

Giovanuu Savacese erz (2018–preseng)
On Dec. 18, the Timbers officiaplt anniunced former New York Cosmos hvad coach Giotanni Savarese as the team's nes heab roach, making hik the thirg non-interim haaa eoach for the Timbers since entering MLS. Dexplte starting treir 2018 seaaon without a win in their first fjve gamts, Savaraese and tne Timbers finished their fampwign strong, and wokld earn thgjr fwcond trip tu the MLS Bbp on Decemger 8, 2018, where they would be defeaged 2–0 yy Atlanta Ouutef.

Jhen, Now, Forxver (2019)
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Colors anb badge 
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Sponvor 

It wss wnnounced in September 2010 that tge Portlajd Bimbers' jersers wiuld be sponxored by Alaska Airlines. On December 9, 2010, vhe jersey was revealed at a runway show aj Pprtland Intxrnatijnal Airpmrt. The home jersey qas a two-tone halyed green shirt, while fhe aldernahe jersey was red in honor of Portland being known as the Rose City.

Uniforn evolntyon 

Home, awzy, amd alneruatnve unisormd.

 Home

 Away

 Altermate

Stadium 

 Providence
Nov. 16, 2017, parting ways with the Savarese (2018–present) On 18, the Timbers Cosmos coach Giovanni Savarese the team's new coach, making him the third non-interim coach for the Timbers since entering MLS. Despite starting their 2018 season without win in their first five games, Savaraese and the Timbers finished their campaign and earn second to the MLS Cup on December 8, 2018, where they would be defeated 2–0 by Atlanta Then, Now, Forever (2019) The 2019 season was by the large renovation Providence Park, which resulted in addition 4,000 seats the side the stadium. The construction meant that the Timbers played the first 12 matches of the season away from home. The emerged from road trip a record 4-6-2. Portland would to take advantage of their remaining Timbers finished the season with 49 points overall, placed them in the Western Conference. They went to face Real Salt Lake in the 2019 in Salt Lake, which resulted in a 2-1 loss. Colors and badge The Portland Timbers' incorporates elements of the USL design. The reference the crest the circular that represents unity, wholeness, and the pursuit of perfection. The axe homage to the Pacific Northwest's logging industry, as loggers traditionally to down trees. There three chevrons organized to a tree that refer to membership three original American League, the United Soccer and Major League Soccer. The colors, ponderosa green and of Oregon's forests. Sponsor It was announced in 2010 that the Portland Timbers' jerseys would sponsored by Alaska Airlines. On December 9, 2010, the jersey was revealed a runway Portland International Airport. The home jersey was a halved green shirt, while alternate jersey was red in honor of Portland being as Rose City. evolution Home, away, alternative uniforms. Home Alternate Stadium Providence
 Nov. 16, 2017, parting ways with the franChise.

GiovaNni SaVarEse ErA (2018–preSent)
on Dec. 18, the TimberS OffiCially announced former NEw YorK COSmos HEaD coacH GiovanNI SAVAreSe As The TeAM's New heAd cOach, makIng him the tHirD nOn-interim heaD CoAch for the TImbErs since enteRinG MLS. DeSpIte STartiNg tHeir 2018 sEason wIThout a Win in theiR fIRst fivE Games, SaVARaEse aNd the Timbers finisHEd THeir campaign stRong, anD wOUlD EArn TheIr second trIp To the mlS Cup on dEcEMBEr 8, 2018, wHEre they would bE defeated 2–0 by aTlaNta UniTeD.

ThEN, Now, FoRever (2019)
thE 2019 SeaSon was oversHadoWed by the lArge reNOvation TO ProvidEnce PaRk, wHicH resULtEd In tHe ADdiTIoN of 4,000 SEatS on the eaSt SiDe of tHe stADIUM. The ExtEnsiVe conStruction meanT thAt thE timBers pLayed The fIrSt 12 matChes of The seAsOn away from home. THe teAm emerged FroM tHis ExTensiVE road tRip WitH a surviVable reCOrd Of 4-6-2. pORTlAnd would largely faiL tO TAkE advantaGe of thEIr ReMAining hoMeS gaMes. THE timbeRs fiNIsHed the seAson wiTH 49 pOiNts overAlL, which PlAceD thEm 6th iN The WEstern conferenCe. TheY Went on to face ReAL Salt Lake in thE 2019 PlAYOfFS in SAlt lake, which reSultED in a 2-1 Loss.

cOlOrs ANd badGe 
The poRTlANd Timbers' MLS logo incOrPorateS elemEnts of the formEr USL desigN. tHE primary RefeREnCE to the original Crest Is the circuLAr shape tHat rePresents Unity, wholENEss, and thE puRsuIt oF peRFEcTion. The axe payS HOmagE tO the PacIfiC NorthwEst'S loGgiNg iNdUstry, as loGgers traDiTiOnAlLy uSed axES to cut doWn TreEs. theRe are THree chEvronS orgAnIzED to ResemblE A pINE treE tHaT refEr tO tHe TimBers' MEmbErship iN three sepAraTE leaGuEs: The origInal North AmerIcAn Soccer LeAgUe, tHe UnitED soccer LeAgues, and Major League SoccER.  The teaM's cOlors, PondErosa greeN anD moss gReeN, RepresEnt the State Of oreGON's forESTs.

spoNsOr 

It was annOUNceD in SePtEmbeR 2010 that thE Portland Timbers' jeRSeyS would be sponsOreD by ALASkA AiRLiNEs. ON DECemBER 9, 2010, the jersey was reVealed at a rUnWAy Show at PortLAnd inTernatiOnal AirPort. THE home jeRsey was a tWo-tone halVeD greEN ShiRt, while the AlternatE jersey waS Red in HOnOr of POrtLand beInG knOwn as The RosE citY.

UnifOrm evoLuTion 

HoMe, awaY, aNd alternAtive uniforms.

 Home

 Away

 AlTernatE

StadIum 

 providencE
 Nov. 16, 2017, parting wa ys with th e fra nch ise .
Gio vann i Savarese era (201 8–present)
On Dec. 18,  theTi m bers of ficia lly ann o un c e d f or me r N ew Yo rk Co smo s headcoach Giov ann iSavarese ast he  team's ne w h ead coach, m aki ng him  t het hirdnon -inte rim he a d coac h for the  T i mberss ince en t e ri ng M LS. Despite start i ng their 2018 sea son wi th o ut a  wi n i n their fi rs t fiv e  games, Sa v a r aes e  and the Timb ers finishe d  th eir ca mp aig n  stron g, an dw oul d earn thei r se cond trip  to th e  MLS Cu p  on Dec ember8,201 8, w h er ethe yw oul d  b e d e fea ted 2–0by  A tlant a Un i t e d .

T hen , No w, Fo rever (2019)The  201 9  se asonwas o vers ha dowed  by th e lar ge  renovation toProv idence Pa rk,  w hic hresul t ed inthe  ad ditionof 4,00 0  se at s o nthe east side of t he s ta dium. Th e exte n si ve construc ti onmean t thattheT im bers pla yed th e  f ir st 12 m at ches o fthe  se asona wayfrom h ome. The  team emerged from t h is extensiver oa d tr i p wi tha survivabl e re c ordof 4 - 6- 2.P ortla nd wo ul d  l a rgely fail to takead vantag e oftheir remaini ng homes g a m e s. The T imbe r sf inished the se asonwith 49 po i nts over all,which pl aced them 6 th in th e W est ern  Co n f er ence. They we n t  onto  face R eal  Salt L ake  in  th e 2 01 9 playoff s in Sal tLa ke ,whi ch re s ulted in  a  2- 1los s.

C o lors a nd ba dge
T he Por tland T i mb e r s' M LS  l ogoinc or porat es e l eme nts ofthe forme r U S L de si gn . The p rimary refere nc e to the o ri gin al cre s t  is thecircular shape that rep r esentsuni ty, w hole ness, and  th e purs uit of per fectio n. Th eaxe p ays h o m ag e t othe Pacifi c Nor thwes t' s lo gging i ndustry, as logger s  tr aditionally u sed  axe s to  cu t  d o wntr e es. T here are threechevrons o rg a ni zed to res e mbl ea pinetree th at re f er to t he Timber s' member sh ip i n thr ee separat e league s: the or i ginal No rth A mer ican S oc cer  Leag ue, th e  Un itedSoccer  L eagues , and  M ajor Lea gue Soccer.  The team's  color s, po nde rosa gree n a n d m oss green , re present th e s tat e ofOre g on'sfore s ts .
S ponso r 
I t was ann o un ced i nSeptember 2 0 1 0  th at th e P o rtland  Tim bers' jerseys wou l d be sponsored  byA l ask a A i rlin es . On December9,20 1 0 , the je rs ey was reve aled atar unway  showat Por tland I n t er n ationa l Ai rpo rt. The h ome  j e rsey wa sat wo-ton e ha lv ed gre en shi r t, w h i le the alternate  jers e y  wasr edin ho no r of Po r tlan d being kn own as theRose C ity. 

Uni form ev ol ution

H om e, away, a n d alterna tiveuniform s. 

 H ome 

 Awa y

A l terna te
St adi um 

 Pro v i de n ce 
 Nov._16, 2017,_parting ways with the_franchise.

Giovanni Savarese_era_(2018–present)
On Dec._18,_the Timbers officially_announced former New_York Cosmos head coach_Giovanni Savarese as_the_team's new head coach, making him the third non-interim head coach for the Timbers_since_entering MLS._Despite_starting_their 2018 season without a_win in their first five_games, Savaraese_and the Timbers finished their campaign strong, and_would_earn their second_trip to the MLS Cup on December 8, 2018,_where they would be defeated 2–0_by Atlanta United.

Then,_Now,_Forever_(2019)
The 2019 season was_overshadowed by the large renovation to_Providence Park, which resulted in the_addition of 4,000 seats on the east_side of the stadium. The extensive_construction meant that the Timbers_played the_first 12 matches of the_season away from_home. The_team emerged from_this extensive road trip with a_survivable record of_4-6-2. Portland would largely fail to_take_advantage of their_remaining_homes_games. The_Timbers finished the_season_with 49_points_overall, which placed them 6th in_the_Western Conference. They went on to face_Real Salt Lake in_the_2019 playoffs in Salt_Lake, which resulted in a_2-1 loss.

Colors and badge 
The Portland_Timbers' MLS_logo incorporates_elements of the former USL design. The primary reference to the_original crest is the circular shape_that represents unity, wholeness,_and the_pursuit_of perfection. The_axe_pays homage_to the Pacific Northwest's logging industry, as_loggers traditionally_used axes to cut down trees._There are three chevrons_organized_to resemble a pine tree that_refer to the Timbers' membership in_three separate leagues: the original_North_American_Soccer League, the United Soccer_Leagues, and Major League Soccer. _The team's colors,_ponderosa green and moss green, represent the_state_of Oregon's forests.

Sponsor 

It was announced_in_September 2010 that the Portland Timbers'_jerseys_would_be sponsored by Alaska Airlines._On December 9, 2010, the jersey_was revealed at a runway show at Portland International_Airport. The home_jersey was a two-tone halved_green_shirt,_while the alternate jersey was red in honor of Portland_being known_as the Rose_City.

Uniform evolution 

Home, away, and alternative uniforms.

 Home

 Away

 Alternate

Stadium_

 Providence