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What does success look like in year one?
For the Portland Fire, it starts with 19,000 people packing the Moda Center. Then it's the buzzer-beaters, the big nights and a fanbase that just keeps growing. The team's 17-27 record is the second best inaugural season for a WNBA expansion team since 2000 and put the Fire at ninth in the league, just shy of making the playoffs.
Even without a playoff berth, the Fire's future appears bright. Now, the challenge becomes how to sustain the momentum in order to build a franchise that lasts. Portland Fire President Clare Hamill was a guest on this week's episode of Straight Talk to discuss the team's inaugural season and the roadmap as the team gears up for the WNBA's expanded 2027 season.
For the Portland Fire, it starts with 19,000 people packing the Moda Center. Then it's the buzzer-beaters, the big nights and a fanbase that just keeps growing. The team's 17-27 record is the second best inaugural season for a WNBA expansion team since 2000 and put the Fire at ninth in the league, just shy of making the playoffs.
Even without a playoff berth, the Fire's future appears bright. Now, the challenge becomes how to sustain the momentum in order to build a franchise that lasts. Portland Fire President Clare Hamill was a guest on this week's episode of Straight Talk to discuss the team's inaugural season and the roadmap as the team gears up for the WNBA's expanded 2027 season.
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