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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 23, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Fire Comeback Falls Short Against Wings (opens the original)
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Not quite enough defense to pull off the upset. The Portland Fire made it exciting down the stretch, but their late comeback effort came up just short in a 101-97 loss to the Dallas Wings at Moda Center on Wednesday night. The Fire (11-16) trailed 99-90 with just 1:21 to play after a Paige Bueckers three-pointer. The shot looked like a dagger, but the Fire got a clutch three-pointer from Bridget Carleton to trim the lead to six. After a defensive stop, the Fire’s Megan DiLeo raced down the floor
Portland Fire Host the Dallas Wings Before WNBA All-Star Break (opens the original)
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The Portland Fire return home from a four-game road trip to host the Dallas Wings in WNBA action tonight. The Fire (11-15) edged the Wings (17-9) in their only previous meeting, an 84-83 thriller at the Moda Center on June 13th. All five Portland starters scored in double-figures in that game. Bridget Carleton, who will represent the Fire in the three-point contest at the WNBA All-Star festivities in Chicago this weekend, led the way with 20 points on 6-of-10 shooting from behind the arc. Dallas
Fire Smother the Mystics for Comfortable Win (opens the original)
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The Portland Fire used a stifling defense to beat the Washington Mystics 75-56 Thursday night in the nation’s capital. The Fire (11-14) controlled the game from the opening tip. Guard Carla Leite led a balanced offensive attack with 14 points. Forward Serah Williams added 12 points in her first start of the season, and guard Sarah Ashlee Barker chipped in 10 points, seven rebounds and four steals. But it was the collective team defense that played the starring role. The Fire held the Mystics (12
Discuss the Portland Fire vs. the Washington Mystics (opens the original)
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The follow-up to one of the games of the season. The Portland Fire head back to the nation’s capital this evening for their second battle of the season with the Washington Mystics. The first game between the teams is a leading candidate for the game of the year in the WNBA. The Mystics prevailed in a 124-123 quadruple-overtime thriller in Washington on June 28th. Fire Guard Carla Leite scored a career-high 32 points in that game, but missed a potential game-winning floater in the closing seconds
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