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Paige Bueckers is doing something few WNBA guards have done | SB Nation
The Dallas Wings guard’s rookie campaign has been on another level.
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A'ja Wilson has officially reached a level that no WNBA player ever has
Will the Las Vegas Aces star win her fourth MVP award? She's playing like it right now.
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Fever overcomes Clark's absence and 3 season-ending injuries to stay in WNBA playoff hunt | AP News
The Indiana Fever have overcome a barrage of critical injuries to stay in the WNBA playoff hunt. An injured right groin and subsequent bone bruise suffered while recovering have kept two-time All-Star guard Caitlin Clark out since July 15, and there’s still no timetable for her return.
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Las Vegas Aces’ Chelsea Gray ‘looks like herself’ as WNBA playoffs near | Aces | Sports
Chelsea Gray has gone from taking uncharacteristic shots and having too many turnovers to consistently delivering highlight plays during the Aces’ winning streak.
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Real or Not: Why each WNBA contender can make the playoffs - ESPN
Which teams might host? Could New York fall to the 4-seed? We examine the teams in the WNBA playoff hunt.
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Star’s quiet improvement further strengthens Liberty’s championship identity
After a rough stretch, the Liberty are back on track and preparing for a deep playoff run.
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Adaptability and Depth Has Fueled the Lynx's Success Amidst Napheesa Collier’s Absence - Zone Coverage
There was legitimate concern when Napheesa Collier exited the Lynx’s blowout win against the Aces on August 2 with a twisted ankle. At the moment of the
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WNBA standings, playoff picture, schedule: Sparks' win at the buzzer eliminates Wings, Sky - CBSSports.com
The Wings, Sky and Sun are all officially lottery bound, though only the Wings control their own first-round pick
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Alyssa Thomas drives new-look Phoenix Mercury near the top of WNBA standings | AP News
Alyssa Thomas has been revving up the Phoenix Mercury. The player nicknamed The Engine has been the perfect fit for first-year coach Nate Tibbetts' free-flowing offense, pushing the Mercury near the top of the WNBA standings even though they lost Diana Taurasi and Brittney Griner.
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