WNBA
Nneka Ogwumike Still Isn’t Thinking About the End | GQ
“Moving to Seattle put a battery in my back,” Ogwumike tells GQ. The future hall of famer reflects on her second life with the Storm after 12 years in Los Angeles, the league’s fashion evolution, and why retirement hasn’t yet crossed her mind.
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Storm turn to Nneka Ogwumike, Skylar Diggins in post-Jewell Loyd era | The Seattle Times
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Golden State Valkyries President Jess Smith Got Fans to Pay $3,900 for a WNBA Courtside Seat - WSJ
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Golden State Valkyries open season with enthusiastic fans, low expectations - ESPN
As the WNBA finally comes to the Bay Area, eager supporters seem willing to overlook roster question marks.
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2025 WNBA contender tiers: Examining all 13 teams' title chances, from the Liberty to Valkyries - CBSSports.com
The Liberty are trying to become the fourth team to repeat as champions
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Caitlin Clark has new mindset heading into second WNBA season
Caitlin Clark says that things are going to be different this year.
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Brittney Griner reenergized with Dream, eyes L.A. Olympics - ESPN
After an unexpected end to her time with the Mercury, 34-year-old Brittney Griner signed with the Dream, and she believes she still has plenty left in the tank, with hopes to play in the 2028 L.A. Olympics.
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