Portland newest home to WNBA with expansion team starting play in 2026
Portland had a previous WNBA team, the Fire, which played for just two seasons and folded in 2002. It’s not yet decided if the new franchise will keep that name or get a new one. The team will play at the Moda Center, also home to the Portland Trail Blazers.
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In honor of the WNBA bringing a new team to Portland, we're looking at how far women's sports have come in our community.The ...
Sold out arenas became the norm. Soaring television ratings helped expand the fan base. Clark, Reese, the presumptive league ...
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Owner Tilman Fertitta of the Houston Rockets waves to the crowd after the game against the New Orleans Pelicans at Toyota ...
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