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In a night that will be remembered for its endurance and camaraderie, the Washington Mystics survived a quadruple overtime battle against the Portland Fire, securing a 124-123 win that underscored the team's resilience and the emergence of several career‑high performances.
The Portland Fire endured a grueling four‑overtime loss to the Washington Mystics, with Carla Leite’s career‑high 32 points highlighting a defensive turnaround that coach Alex Sarama praised.
The latest WNBA weekly roundup spotlights standout showings from former Gamecocks, record‑setting performances, and the upcoming high‑stakes final between Las Vegas and New York.
In a marathon quadruple‑overtime affair, Megan Gustafson scored 20 points and contributed across the board, delivering the Fire a hard‑fought win ahead of their July 4 showdown with the Storm.
From backyard battles in Queens to starring for the Portland Fire, Emily Engstler’s career blends tenacity, loyalty, and a drive to elevate those around her.
Former South Carolina standout Sania Feagin has inked a developmental contract with the Portland Fire, aiming to revive her WNBA career after a brief stint with Los Angeles.
The Portland Fire is reshaping the typical expansion team experience by prioritizing culture, inclusive opportunities and a constraints‑led coaching philosophy that is already influencing the broader WNBA landscape.
During June 2026 the Lynx honored four former stars with standing ovations and video tributes, even as they navigate roster turnover and surge to the top of the WNBA standings.
The Toronto Tempo, a new WNBA expansion franchise, is providing veteran players with unprecedented opportunities, leading to career‑high performances and recognition.
After an 3‑12 start and an eight‑game skid, the Storm have begun to click offensively, but defensive lapses remain. A matchup with the Portland Fire offers a chance to reignite the Cascadia rivalry and reset the team's momentum.
Megan Gustafson helped the Portland Fire secure an 84‑83 win over the Dallas Wings, delivering 16 points, six rebounds and four assists while riding a career‑high 11.5‑point average.
The Phoenix Mercury secured a narrow victory over the Portland Fire despite missing two starters, with DeWanna Bonner’s late three‑pointer and flawless free‑throw shooting proving decisive.
After a bruising loss to the Portland Fire, the Indiana Fever regrouped with a player‑led meeting that reshaped their communication. The result was a commanding 83‑71 victory against the Atlanta Dream, signaling a promising shift for the squad.
From a basketball‑laden childhood in Germany to a decisive move across continents, Frieda Bühner’s path to the Portland Fire is marked by adaptability, family support, and a relentless search for the right fit.
Kiah Stokes is carving out a larger offensive role with the Golden State Valkyries while remaining a defensive anchor, blending humility with impact.
The Mercury fell to a historic defeat against the Lynx, slipping to 2-8 and sparking questions about chemistry, coaching adjustments, and the road ahead.
Megan Gustafson shines with a career‑high 22 points, reflecting on her journey and the growing respect within the league.
Megan Gustafson hit her 800th WNBA point and followed it with a flawless 22‑point game, leading the Portland Fire past the Indiana Fever.
Megan Gustafson scored 22 points without missing a shot, leading the Portland Fire to a 100‑84 win over the Indiana Fever and pushing her career total to 830 points.
The Huskies aim to rebound from a Final Four loss, blending veteran talent with fresh recruits as they chase another national championship.
Megan Gustafson, a former Iowa basketball star, scored her 800th WNBA point this week, highlighting a career‑best season with the Portland Fire and setting up a high‑profile matchup against Caitlin Clark.
Lexie Hull’s defensive brilliance has become the engine behind the Indiana Fever’s recent victories, earning praise from coaches, teammates and analysts alike.
Caitlin Clark’s 500th career assist and Angel Reese’s rapid climb to 900 rebounds highlight a season that’s reshaping two franchises.
A recent game saw Caitlin Clark score just 16 points and turn the ball over five times, prompting criticism from fans and analysts alike.