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We have officially reached the All-Star Break portion of the WNBA season. Every team has played more than half of their regular-season slate of games and once again, the standings are close [https://www.wnba.com/standings/#?season=2019]. Just 3.5 games separate the
We have unofficially reached the halfway point of the 2019 WNBA regular season. I say "unofficially" because while some teams have played 17 or more of their 34 games, others have not. So, roughly halfway. And what have we learned? The players in this league
We're almost at the halfway point of the WNBA regular season, and it has been entertaining to say the least. No game is guaranteed for any team this year, whether it's with scoring on the court or, well, an earthquake hundreds of miles away [https:
In recent years, the WNBA has become one of the more inclusive leagues in all of pro sports – in big part because of the players. From celebrating LGBTQ+ pride to speaking out on Black Lives Matter [https://thinkprogress.org/punished-by-the-league-for-black-lives-matter-activism-wnba-players-fight-back-11abb0006d33/] and other important topics, many
I say this often in my recaps, but it's true: the WNBA is more competitive than ever, and that was seen yet again during the third week of play this season. There were several games where reserve players outscored the starters which led to some
The first full week of the WNBA season has officially come and gone, and it's as good of a time as any to be a fan if you're into basketball (or just good people). There have been a few surprises and many close games as