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‘She’ll do whatever it takes’: Alyssa Thomas’ competitive fire drives championship quest
Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas would appreciate it if you stopped talking about her shoulders. In recent years, Thomas’ shoulder injuries became almost s…
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WNBA playoffs: Valkyries' rise is just beginning after loss to Lynx
Despite a last-second loss to the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx in Round 1, the Golden State Valkyries have built a foundation for the future.
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How the Dream rebuilt their franchise to emerge as sneaky contenders - ESPN
Deal-making for the right players. A new coach. And a culture shift. Here's how Atlanta turned things around.
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Dominique Malonga just showed she's the future AND the present of the Storm
The rookie might be the thing that saves the Storm season.
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What’s next for Wings star Paige Bueckers after whirlwind year in basketball?
In the past five months, Bueckers went from winning a national title at UConn to claiming Rookie of the Year in the WNBA.
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How ex-UConn star Morgan Tuck handled first year as CT Sun GM
Tuck helped bring the Connecticut Sun into a new era by building a young core and bringing in familiar faces.
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Las Vegas Aces are on a historic high with WNBA playoffs underway - Las Vegas Sun News
The Las Vegas Aces ended the 2025 WNBA regular season in the same fashion they’ve spent the last month—by smashing records.
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Coach Natalie Nakase guided Valkyries to historic WNBA playoff berth with fervor and finesse - The Athletic
The Valkyries have exceeded expectations under Nakase in their first season.
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DiJonai Carrington’s return for WNBA playoffs helps Minnesota Lynx
DiJonai Carrington, with defense as a calling card and three-point shooting as a newfound strength, joins Natisha Hiedeman and Jessica Shepard in reserve.
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WNBA's growth could hurt Connecticut Sun fans amid sale - ESPN
The WNBA is repaying Connecticut fans for their loyalty by trying to move the Sun out of state, ESPN's Dan Wetzel writes.
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