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How Satou Sabally's mental, physical reset paved way to stardom - ESPN
Injuries, fear and pain nearly ruined basketball for Satou Sabally. Finally healthy, the Wings star is at the top of her game and having fun again.
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Securing Kahleah Copper’s extension came down to answering big questions about franchise’s future - Chicago Sun-Times
“There are things to be set in place,” Copper said. “For me, a lot of things were up in the air and I understand y’all are figuring it out, but let’s just shake on the fact that you told me this is going to happen, this is going to happen and this is going to happen.”
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My Other Passion Ep. 2 — Elena Delle Donne - YouTube
As one of the WNBA’s biggest stars in the last decade, Elena Delle Donne is mostly known for her work on the court. But like many professional athletes – Ele...
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WNBA Enters Playoffs With Wave Of Continued Growth
The WNBA enters its 2023 playoffs on Wednesday with the momentum of another season that has dynamically boosted its own growth trajectory and that of women’s sports.
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Star Power Drives Liberty Ratings, Ticket and Merchandise Sales
Business for the New York Liberty has surged in their first season with stars Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones, and Courtney Vandersloot.
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The top 25 players of the 2023 WNBA playoffs - ESPN
The Wilson-Stewart dominance over the top two spots continues as we enter the playoffs. Who rose, fell or debuted in the rankings?
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Chamique Holdsclaw on Depression and Fame | The Nation
On this episode of the Edge of Sports podcast, the legendary athlete speaks frankly about sports fame and mental health.
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WNBA Star Candace Parker's New Partnership Giving Away $100,000 To Lower The Cost Of Youth Athletics Programs | Essence
Parker is working with Gatorade and Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation's Sports Matter program to promote equity in sports.
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The Year the WNBA Rewrote Its Whole Record Book - WSJ
Forty-point games and triple-doubles used to be rarities in women’s basketball. A new generation of stars has changed that.
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