WNBA
Azura Stevens Has Emerged as a Star – The Lead
Azura Stevens has always been a reliable role player. But in five games this season, she’s playing like a star. Now in her ninth WNBA season, Stevens has put together a fine career. Dallas drafted her sixth overall, and she earned All-Rookie honors in 2018. She started the final 21 games for Chicago in 2021 […]
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WNBA: Fever poised to climb above .500 despite Caitlin Clark’s injury - Swish Appeal
The Indiana Fever will be without Caitlin Clark for at least two weeks, but should still have the talent advantage over their upcoming opponents.
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Sami Whitcomb getting more shots is key to Phoenix's offense - The Next
Sharpshooter Sami Whitcomb is averaging just 6 points on six shots per game this season. The Mercury would like both numbers to go up.
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Golden State Valkyries rookies could cause major upset this season
The Valkyries’ roster may not feature any of their 2025 Draft picks but they still have great rookies.
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Caitlin Clark injury reaction: What's next for Indiana Fever star - ESPN
The Indiana Fever announced Clark will miss at least two weeks with a quad strain. What's next for Clark and her team?
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Natasha Cloud's brilliance and 3 more reasons Liberty will repeat as WNBA champs
It's pretty rare in a league with a hard salary cap like the WNBA for a team to win a championship and then get better the next year, but it appears that's what
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Sparks rookie Liatu King is making the most of her hardship contract – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
The Sparks are looking to end their three-game homestand with a victory over Atlanta Tuesday night.
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Alexander: Sparks deliver statement win over Sky – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Kelsey Plum scores 28 points and ignites a third-quarter run as Sparks bounce back from Friday’s loss to Golden State with their first home victory.
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Caitlin Clark's injury is a massive test for the WNBA
The Indiana Fever — and the league! — will be without Caitlin Clark for the next couple of weeks. How will things go?
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