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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
(Photo courtesy of @WSlam [https://twitter.com/wslam/status/1133384005204758533] on Twitter) The WNBA is officially back – and what an opening weekend it was! All 12 teams saw action for the first time in 2019, and while not every game was close according to the
We are just days away from the start of what looks to be another exciting season in the WNBA. The league will look a bit different this year compared to years past both on and off the court. First off, there’s a new woman
If there's one thing people will remember from the 2018 WNBA season that was, it might be simply the sheer talent put on display over the summer. While the players and teams had a condensed schedule – due to the FIBA Women's World Cup happening right
It has been a very busy week for the WNBA. The semifinals of the playoffs began, officially cutting the number of teams vying for a title in half. A legend in the league played the last game of her career. End-of-season awards were handed out,
With the condensed regular season in the rear-view mirror, the focus now turns to the WNBA Playoffs [http://www.wnba.com/playoffs2018/]. And if it's anything like the slate of games that just ended over the weekend, fans new and old will be in for