Dylan Bumbarger is a journalist for The Oregonian and OregonLive.com, focusing on local sports coverage in the Portland area. His articles provide previews, updates, and game coverage for the Portland Winterhawks hockey team, highlighting standout players and key moments in their season.
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Dylan Bumbarger's coverage is exclusively focused on ice hockey, specifically the Portland Winterhawks and their games. He provides event coverage, announces game previews, and follows evolving stories related to the team.
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By: Dylan Bumbarger
| A missed opportunity for the Portland Winterhawks, as they come back from a 2-0 deficit to tie the game, but Matthew Savoie's game-winner
By: Dylan Bumbarger
| What: The Portland Winterhawks (60-18-4-1) take on the Moose Jaw Warriors (57-25-0-3) in Game 2 of the best-of-7 Western Hockey League Championship Series.
The Moose Jaw Warriors beat the Portland Winterhawks 5-1, and now have a good chance to finish the series in their three home games.
Portland's Czechian goalie had a big win in Game 6 of the Western Conference final.
By: Dylan Bumbarger
| What: The Portland Winterhawks (60-19-4-1) take on the Moose Jaw Warriors (58-25-0-3) in Game 3 of the best-of-7 Western Hockey League Championship Series.
By: Dylan Bumbarger
The Portland Winterhawks are a loss away from ending their season after losing in overtime 4-3 to the Moose Jaw Warriors and going down 3-0 in the Western Hockey League Championship Series.
By: Dylan Bumbarger
| What: The Portland Winterhawks (60-20-4-1) take on the Moose Jaw Warriors (59-25-0-3) in Game 4 of the best-of-7 Western Hockey League Championship Series.
By: Dylan Bumbarger
The Warriors win another close game, beating Portland 4-2 to win the first title in their history.
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By: Dylan Bumbarger
| News item: Portland Winterhawks head coach Mike Johnston has stepped down as head coach of the team after 13 seasons, the team announced Monday.
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