WNBA
Mercury interim coach Nikki Blue says team has 'renewed sense' amid leadership change - ESPN
Interim coach Nikki Blue said she is ready to help turn around the season for the Phoenix Mercury, who are in last place in the WNBA.
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Hall of Famer Natalie Williams finds fast success as an out WNBA exec - Outsports
With a wife, six kids and success with the Las Vegas Aces, Williams is an Outsports Power 100 honoree.
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Storm’s Joyner Holmes calls return to Seattle a ‘full-circle moment’ | The Seattle Times
“The last two weeks I’ve been living out of a suitcase,” Holmes said, laughing. “It’s been great, but it’s been crazy, too. It’s been so up and down."
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WNBA Power Rankings: How the Connecticut Sun can keep winning without Brionna Jones - ESPN
As heartbreaking as Brionna Jones' injury is, the Sun are used to overcoming obstacles and doubters. Now come huge tests against the Liberty and Aces.
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Griner's WNBA return a mixed bag, but experience in Russia helps her keep perspective | AP News
There was a time in Brittney Griner’s life when a mid-season coaching change might have been tough to handle. Her 10-month detainment in Russia has a way of altering perspective. The Phoenix Mercury announced on Sunday that they had fired coach Vanessa Nygaard following a 2-10 start to the season and elevated assistant coach Nikki Blue to the top spot. Griner said she’s taken those changes in stride as the franchise tries to right its season.
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WNBA Power Rankings: Kelsey Plum's resurgence has top-ranked Aces looking unstoppable - CBSSports.com
Plum is averaging 20.6 points on 63.3% shooting during the Aces' five-game winning streak
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How the CT Sun will look to replace Brionna Jones
After undergoing surgery in Seattle on Friday, Jones will miss the remainder of the 2023...
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WNBA All-Star game: Indiana Fever rookie Aliyah Boston grateful
The first thing Ailyah Boston did after finding out she is a WNBA All-Star starter is text her family group chat.
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Women's Sports
Middle East blood money has infiltrated NBA, NHL, WNBA; what's next?
Middle East “sportswashing” money has found America, and if the dirty money someday props up our favorite NBA, NFL or MLB team, well, it's our fault.
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