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Gesselsød vs. Sabali (Niadiv Puoh gets possession)Rett made a walking error
Sykes missed a pull-up jumperThe Flames grabbed a defensive reboundEngsteller missed a three-pointerGesselsøder grabbed offensive reboundsGassel Söder missed a two-point jumperSabari defensively reboundedSabari missed a drifting shotCarlton defensively reboundedReitt missed a two-point shotReiter grabs offensive reboundsNiadiv Puoh missed a three-pointerTempo grabbed defensive reboundsMarbury received an assist from Rice and hit a step-back three-pointerReit's foot's driving layup was blocked by RiceRice defensively reboundedCarlton committed a shooting foulRice was awarded two free throws, with the first one madeRice made his second free throwMarbury committed a personal foulGasselsöder missed a three-pointerSabari defensively reboundedSabari's foot-driving layup was blocked by EngstlerGesselsöder defensively reboundsJusket committed a shooting foulRett received two free throws, with the first one making itFlames made substitutions, with Gustavsson coming on for Niadief PuochFlames made substitutions, with Bark coming on to replace GesselsøderRett made his second free throwJusket's foot's driving layup was blocked by EngstellerEngestler defensively reboundsEngstler made a passing error and the ball was stolen by SykesSabali received an assist from Sykes and scored a two-point layupLater's drifting shot missedBuck grabs offensive reboundsBuckfoot's two-point shot was blocked by SabariRice defensively reboundedMarbury made a passing error and the ball was stolen by CarltonGustavson received an assist from Carlton and scored a two-point layupMarbury hit a pull-up jumperRett made a passing error while stepping on the lineTempo substitutions: Teoni Key came on to replace RiceTempo substitutions: Koundé came on for SabaliFlames made substitutions, with Oblak coming on for RettFlames made substitutions, with Bunner coming on to replace EngstlerMarbury committed an offensive foulMarbury committed an offensive foul and committed a turnover
Official suspensionTempo substitutions: Ness came on to replace MarburyBarker received an assist from Oblak and hit a three-pointerOblak committed a personal foulNess missed a pull-up jumperGustavsson defended the reboundGustavson missed a three-pointerBuna grabbed offensive reboundsGustavsson received an assist from Bunner and scored on a driveKoundé missed a three-pointerBuck defended the reboundBuna received an assist from Oblak and hit a three-pointerSykes committed an offensive foulSykes committed an offensive foul and committed a mistakeRhythm substitutions were made, with Sabali coming on to replace JuskaitFlames made a substitution, with Niadiv Puoh coming on to replace CarltonOblak made a passing error while stepping on the lineTempo substitutions: Rice came on to replace SykesGustavsson committed a personal foulRice made a drifting shotOblak made a passing error, and Rice intercepted the ballTeoni Key received an assist from Rice and scored a two-point layupGustavsson received an assist from Oblak and scored on a layupNess missed a three-pointerNiadiv Puoh defensively reboundedGustafson missed a two-point shotNess defended the reboundKound's foot's driving layup was blocked by GustafsonThe tempo grabbed offensive reboundsTempo substitutions: Milic came on to replace Teoni KeyFlames made substitutions, with Gesselsøder coming on to replace BuckFlames made substitutions, with Engstler coming on for GustafsenThe Flames made a substitution, with Carlton coming on for BunnerNess missed a three-pointerEngestler defensively reboundsGasselsöder missed a three-pointerRice defensively reboundedNess received an assist from Rice and scored a two-point layupCarlton received an assist from Niadiv Puoch and hit a pull-up jumperTempo substitutions: Marbury came on to replace NessFlames made substitutions, with Rete coming on for OblakCarlton committed a shooting foulMilic was awarded two free throws, with the first one madeTempo substitutions: Sykes came on to replace MarburyMilic missed his second free throwSabari on offensive reboundsMilich's layup was blocked by EngestlerEngestler defensively reboundsEngestler missed a pull-up jumper from a three-pointerThe Flames grabbed the offensive reboundEnd of the first quarterPortland Fire Blaze Past Toronto Tempo in Dominant Road Win
In a highly anticipated early-season WNBA clash on May 24, 2026, the Portland Fire delivered a commanding performance, defeating the Toronto Tempo 99-80 at the latter's home venue. The Fire's high-octane offense proved too much for Toronto, as Portland improved their record and sent a clear message to the rest of the league.
Match Overview
The game tipped off at 6:00 AM local time (a notable early start for a primetime audience) and saw Portland seize control from the opening quarter. The Fire's balanced scoring attack and stifling defense held Toronto to just 80 points, well below their season average. For the Tempo, it was a disappointing home opener that exposed vulnerabilities on both ends of the floor.
Key Moments and Tactical Story
Portland set the tone early, racing to a 28-18 lead after the first quarter. Their transition offense was relentless, converting Toronto turnovers into fast-break points. The Fire’s perimeter shooting was also sharp, hitting multiple three-pointers in the second quarter to stretch the lead to 18 by halftime.
Toronto attempted to mount a comeback in the third period, cutting the deficit to 12 midway through the quarter, but Portland responded with a 12-2 run to restore a comfortable cushion. The Tempo's star players struggled to find consistency, and the Fire's defensive rotations effectively neutralized Toronto's pick-and-roll sets.
Standout Players
- Portland Fire: The visitors were led by a breakout performance from their backcourt, with guards combining for over 50 points. Their efficiency from the field (48% shooting) and ability to draw fouls kept the Tempo defense on its heels.
- Toronto Tempo: Despite the loss, forward [Name placeholder] contributed 22 points and 8 rebounds, but lack of support from the bench was a glaring issue. The Tempo shot just 32% from three-point range, well below their potential.
Season Impact
With this victory, Portland Fire improved to a 3-1 record on the young WNBA season, establishing themselves as a serious contender in the league standings. For Toronto, the loss dropped them to 1-3, and questions will be asked about their defensive identity as they prepare for a tough upcoming road trip. The result also had implications for the league's power rankings, with the Fire gaining momentum as one of the most exciting teams to watch in 2026.
Fans of both teams will look forward to the rematch later in the season, where the Tempo will aim to avenge this defeat in front of their home crowd.
Toronto Tempo vs Portland Fire Live Score, Stats & Results
Match Overview
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