The Portland Fire's first season is over — and it already feels like the start of something special
The Portland Fire concluded their inaugural WNBA season without a playoff spot. Despite the early exit, the team saw record-breaking attendance and showcased promising young talent.
Portland Fire's inaugural WNBA season ended without a playoff berth, but record-breaking attendance and standout young talent signal a bright future for the expansion franchise.
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