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Whenever a transcendent player enters a sports league, typically their organization and the league caters to them. In men's sports, at least, this has definitely been the case. Look no further than Michael Jordan [https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1530289-breaking-down-what-michael-jordans-nba-legacy-and-impact-on-the-game] and LeBron James being thrust [https:
Hello. It has been a while. And a lot has happened in (and out of) the WNBA since my last post about a month (...and change) ago. First off, a champion was crowned. The Connecticut Sun swept Los Angeles and the Washington Mystics beat Las
Hello there! It's been quite the past two weeks in the WNBA. The regular season ended, the playoffs began, awards were handed out, a coach got fired [https://fever.wnba.com/news/pokey-chatman-indiana-fever/]... > Pokey Chatman was let go as Indiana Fever head coach / GM. This
This time last year, four WNBA teams were already in their offseason while the other eight prepared for a condensed postseason. The stakes were high then, and they're just as high now – if not higher – with the schedule back to normal. With three weeks left
We are officially into August and the last full month of the WNBA regular season. Time flies when you're having fun! All 12 teams got back to business last week after the All-Star festivities, playing at least one game each. While the standings are getting
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: