The 2018 NWSL Championship at Providence Park had the potential to be a dream come true for the Thorns, unfortunately the best team in the NWSL had other plans.
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One More Match
The Thorns held off rival Seattle Reign at Providence Park to head back to the NWSL Championship for the second straight season.
Finding the Fun
Sometimes you can lose track of why you like something, and have to rediscover it.
PODCAST REVIEW: UNSPOOLED
Paul Scheer is double dipping in the movie-podcast realm, this time taking deep dives into AFI's Top 100 films with co-host Amy Nicholson.
Thorns Dominate Utah at Home
After a couple disappointing results, the Portland Thorns dominated the Utah Royals at home, in an impressive performance.
Thorns Drop Points at Home to Winless Sky Blue FC
The Thorns had their fair share of chances but failed to capitalize on more than one. A costly, and questionable late PK for SKy Blue FC left two points on the home pitch.
The Courage Dominate at Providence Park
The North Carolina Courage came into Providence Park set atop the NWSL table and proved why, trouncing the Portland Thorns 4-1.
Thorns Take All 3 Points at Home vs Utah
The Utah Royals came into Providence Park for the first time in their inaugural NWSL season, falling to the Portland Thorns 2-0 in a somewhat chippy game.
PODCAST REVIEW: WHAT HAPPENED WHEN
What Happened When follows the announcing career of Tony Schiavone, from Jim Crockett Promotions, to WCW, WWF, and back to WCW. COnrad Thompson steers the ship, but not sure even he can salvage it.
Thorns Drop Another at Home
The Orlando Pride came to town, taking all the points as defensive gaffs, inconsistent officiating, and more brought down the Portland Thorns.