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Storming to the End: Why The Finals Prove There's Parity in the WNBA Despite a Sweep

Another WNBA season is officially in the books. The Seattle Storm swept the Washington Mystics earlier this week in the WNBA Finals to win their first league title since 2010, their third overall. Seattle won the first three games of the best-of-five series for the first Finals sweep since 2014

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WNBA Notebook: It's Finals Time

The condensed yet action-packed WNBA season will soon be coming to a close – but not before what looks to be an amazing set of Finals games. The Seattle Storm will take on the Washington Mystics in the best-of-five series that tips off on Friday, September 7.

How did we get

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WNBA Notebook: Lots of Stories, Lots of Feelings

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, and the 2019 WNBA Draft

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WNBA Recap Week 12: Never a Dull Moment

The end of the WNBA regular season is here. If it feels like the season just started, that's because...it did. Essentially.

The teams usually play a 34-game regular season that lasts about 14-15 weeks. However, the length of this year's season shrank because of the FIBA World Cup at

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To Be Queer, It’s Historic: The Impact of Inclusion in the WNBA

The second half of the WNBA regular season began with a big week of play that saw several franchise and league records get broken. Four of those records have one thing in common: openly queer women.

Let's begin our look back by visiting the home of the 2018 All-Star Game

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