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Portland Fire News: Corgi Races, a Win and a Loss, and a Big Two-Week Break - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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If things around the Moda Center seem a little less glittery over the next two weeks, there’s a reason. The Portland Fire (along with the rest of the WNBA) is taking a big ol’ break for the 2026 FIBA World Cup in Berlin, Germany. Though the Fire doesn’t have a player on Team USA, six members of the team will travel overseas to support their home nations. Carla Leite will represent France, Frieda Bühner and Luisa Geiselsöder will represent Germany, Amy Okonkwo will represent Nigeria, and Megan Di
Your Stupid Cargo Bike - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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[Got an anonymous confession or rant you just have to share with the world? Submit it to I, Anonymous HERE!—eds] Those bikes with the cargo space in front are so ugly and look so stupid. Portland needs to ban these ugly bikes to keep our streets beautiful. When these stupid bikes where strictly ridden by die hard bike punks it was moderately acceptable, but now that regular people with cars have started riding them, it’s become unacceptable. You have a car, what do you need to haul around? Use y
Always Working - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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[Got an anonymous confession or rant you just have to share with the world? Submit it to I, Anonymous HERE!—eds] My cat has had some sort of blister or abscess for a little over two years now. I wanted to get him into a vet right away but my wife was worried about cost and after care. This is something that needs to be a mutual decision although I’m sure she knows how much this has been stressing me out. I’m basically never around because I’m always working, so I can’t be the one to stay with hi
The Best Thing About the Portland Fire Might Be They Refuse to Give Up - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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The Portland Fire debuted the team’s mascot during the team’s loss to the Washington Mystics Sunday night. She’s a shiny pink dragon named Rose who breathes glittery fire, wears pink Nikes, and sports ice blue nails. She’s fantastic, and we’re going to get to her in a minute. But, more urgently, there’s something else that needs to be said first. The Fire are ninth in the league, an impressive result for an expansion team no matter who you are, where you’re from, or what you did (🎵as long as you
The Portland Fire Holds Back Seattle Storm to Sweep Revived Rivalry Series - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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The Portland Fire racked up the team’s fourth win over the Seattle Storm Friday night, edging out their rivals 84-82 at the Climate Pledge Arena. The win also meant the Fire had a clean sweep of the Storm, largely due to the electric work of Oregon graduate Holly Winterburn. Though not quite a hometown hero, Winterburn (who was born in the United Kingdom and attended college at U of O) stepped up when Portland and the Fire needed her, so she might as well be. Her 20-point finish last night marke
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