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The Seattle Storm lead the Las Vegas Aces 1-0 in the best-of-five series, with Game 2 set for tomorrow. As we await tomorrow's Game 2, here are some news and notes about people who shaped the WNBA season... Cathy Engelbert Prioritized Player Safety in 2020
With two weeks left of the WNBA regular season, it's time to look at where everyone sits. Here are the top five teams in the league right now and how they got there. The standings are tight through these top five contenders, though. While Seattle,
Three games (Lynx vs. Dream, Sparks vs. Sun, and Mystics vs. Mercury) are set to resume tonight. These games were postponed [https://pr.nba.com/wnba-games-postponed-8-27/] as players speak up against the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin [https://www.wsj.com/articles/jacob-blake-shooting-what-happened-in-kenosha-wisconsin-11598368824]
I am hype as week one of the WNBA 2020 season wrapped up. This week was better than whatever you are binge-watching. I promise. There were schedule changes, records broken, and good trouble as John Lewis would say. Rookies and veterans gave us some of
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:
Welcome to the Wubble! The 2020 WNBA season is back and taking place inside the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, a sanitized "bubble" to limit exposure to COVID-19.