MLS Fines Portland Timbers Owner Merritt Paulson for Conduct Directed at Referees

September 27, 2019 - Major League Soccer (MLS) News Release

NEW YORK - Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber announced today that Portland Timbers Owner Merritt Paulson has been fined $100,000 for misconduct directed at match officials on the field following the Timbers' match against the New England Revolution on Sept. 25.

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