The two teams will play a regular season game for the first time in 24 years on June 17
Portland Fire
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Frieda Bühner’s career in the WNBA was inevitable
‘A lot of people doubted her, like she won’t be athletic enough for the W … and [now], here we go’
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Sarah Ashlee Barker feels at home with Portland Fire
“Growing up, we never really gave her an inch in anything,” Braxton Barker says
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Carla Leite is reinventing herself with the Portland Fire
Vanloo: ‘She’s a bucket. She can do anything she wants’
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Megan Gustafson came to Portland to win — and to reinvent herself again
Gustafson: ‘No matter where you go, every team has a role for you, whether that’s it’s big or small’
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Portland Fire’s first franchise win came down to perfect game plan execution
Sarama: ‘We want teams to come here and not look forward to playing us on the schedule because no team in the league is going to play harder than us’
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Sights and sounds from the Portland Fire’s return
The team is back after an extended absence for two decades
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The Portland Fire’s preseason debut hints at the team’s potential as disruptors
Luisa Geiselsöder: “It’s an honor to put on that Portland jersey. We all want to wear it with pride, we want to show what Portland is”
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2026 WNBA season preview: Portland Fire
Sarama: ‘It’s going to take time, and it’s going to be messy at the beginning — but it’s going to be a good mess’
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As WNBA training camp is underway, let’s look at the 2026 depth charts
Who will start for each team, and who could get the league’s new developmental spots?
