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The New York Liberty’s early dominance has evaporated. Three straight losses have exposed defensive gaps, with the latest one coming against the Portland Fire on Monday.

There’s no excuse for what transpired in the fourth quarter of Monday’s 81-74 loss to the Portland Fire.

Sarah Ashlee Barker scored all seven of her points in a fourth quarter run to lift the Portland Fire to an 81-74 win over the New York Liberty on Monday night. Trailing 65-60, midway through the fourth quarter, Portland (4-3) scored 12 straight points with Barker leading the way to go up 72-65.

Sabrina Ionescu, after making her season debut Sunday, is getting the night off as the Liberty finish off a back-to-back set with Portland on Monday.

The New York Liberty (3-3) looks to stop a two-game skid as they play the back end of a home back-to-back on Monday night, hosting the expansion Portland Fire (3-3) at Barclays Center in Brooklyn as the teams meet for…

After losing to the Wings on Sunday, the Liberty will try to avoid a third-straight loss when they host the Fire.

Earlier this week, the Indiana Fever was issued a warning by the WNBA for not promptly disclosing Caitlin Clark’s injury status ahead of a Wednesday night game against the Portland Fire. In spite of league guidelines stating that player injuries need to be reported by 5:00 p.

Although the Indiana Fever are not even a full month into the 2026 season, fans have lost patience with head coach Stephanie White. Fever star Caitlin Clark was ruled out for Wednesday night's game against the Portland Fire due to back soreness. Indiana fans didn't appreciate that she was listed as ...

Caitlin Clark says it was ultimately her decision to sit out the Indiana Fever's win over the Portland Fire due to back soreness.

The WNBA is probably going to look into the Indiana Fever's handling of Caitlin Clark's "injury" on Wednesday night, May 20. Clark, a third-year WNBA guard, was ruled out for Wednesday night's Fever vs. Portland Fire game. The announcement came a few hours before tipoff. Clark, who went No. 1 ...

The Indiana Fever rallied without WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark to defeat the Portland Fire on Wednesday, May 20. Aliyah Boston poured in 24 points, and Kelsey Mitchell added 21 as the Fever earned a 90-73 triumph at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. MORE:…

Jonny Root called out the Indiana Fever after Caitlin Clark was ruled out shortly before tip-off against the Portland Fire. The frustration was not only about Clark missing a game, because injuries and soreness are part of a long WNBA season.

It was a historic victory for the Portland Fire, getting their first ever win against the New York Liberty. Consequently, that made the Liberty their first ever victims.

Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell continued climbing the WNBA record books Tuesday night with another major scoring milestone against Portland.

Caitlin Clark and Stephanie White have helped the Indiana Fever secure a 2-2 record through their first four games of the 2026 WNBA season, taking down the Seattle Storm 89-78 on Sunday. On Wednesday, the Fever looked to move above .500 for the first time this year, remaining in Indianapolis to host the Portland Fire. Clark has been solid for Indiana to begin her third WNBA season, averaging a team-high 24.3 points, a league-leading 9.0 assists and 5.0 rebounds per game.

The Indiana Fever made a surprising decision regarding Caitlin Clark’s status for Wednesday game against the Portland Fire.

Clark did not appear on any injury Fever injury reports until just over an hour before the game

Here is the Indiana Fever's injury report as they host the Portland Fire in their inaugural matchup with the expansion franchise tonight.

The Indiana Fever got Aliyah Boston back in the starting lineup, but they'll be missing another superstar against Portland.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (2-2) face the Portland Fire (2-2) for the first time when the expansion club visits Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Wednesday night, with both teams coming off wins. MORE: Early favorites for the 2026…