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WNBAThe Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) is a professional basketball league in the United States that was established in 1996. The league is composed of twelve teams; Atlanta Dream, Chicago Sky, Connecticut Sun, Dallas Wings, Indiana Fever, Las Vegas Aces, Los Angeles Sparks, Minnesota Lynx, New York Liberty, Phoenix Mercury, Seattle Storm, and Washington Mystics. All teams are owned by the National Basketball Association (NBA).
The WNBA season is 34 games over 17 weeks, running from late-May to mid-August. The Playoffs start with the four best teams from each conference competing in a single-elimination tournament. The two conference champions advance to the Finals and play a best-of-five series to determine the league champion.
The WNBA has produced some of the biggest stars in the sport, many of whom have become household names. Players like Maya Moore, Candace Parker and Diana Taurasi have all captivated audiences with their skill and athleticism. This talent is demonstrated every year by the All-Star Game, which showcases the best players in the league. A number of awards are given out over the course of the season, including Most Valuable Player, Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year and the Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award.
Since its inaugural season, the WNBA has become one of the most competitive and successful women's sports leagues in the world. Over the years, it has vastly increased the number of players, teams, fans and even media attention that it has received. The league has surpassed many milestones such as the one million mark for attendance, an increase in television ratings, and the introduction of new rules that have enhanced the game and driven the WNBA to even greater heights.
Today, the WNBA is the premier destination for female professional basketball players, and has taken a major step forward in promoting gender equality in the sport. The league continues to challenge the cultural barriers and advocate for women around the world. WNBA stands with a proud history of rising to the occasion and continues to provide an inspiring example of what fandom can accomplish.
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Dallas Wings at Seattle StormWNBAThe Wings and Storm complete their two-game showcase at Climate Pledge Arena. On this day in 2017, Seattle defeated Dallas 89-69. Star forward Nneka Ogwumike, in her first year with Seattle, celebrates her 34th birthday following this contest July 2.
Chicago Sky at Atlanta DreamWNBAThe Dream return to the Peach State for a game against the Sky. Chicago aims to avenge an 89-80 home defeat to Atlanta on June 8. Stalwart center Tina Charles led the Dream with 22 points, while ex-Sky forward Cheyenne Parker-Tyus added 18.
Indiana Fever at Las Vegas AcesWNBACaitlin Clark and the Fever try to end a sizable slide in this match with the Aces. Las Vegas beat Indiana for the 12th straight time May 25. Aces star A'ja Wilson dominated with 29 points and 15 rebounds. Las Vegas has won its past four games.
Phoenix Mercury at Dallas WingsWNBAThe Mercury travel for a matchup with the Wings. Phoenix snapped a five-game slide versus Dallas dating to the start of 2023 with a 97-90 win in Texas on June 9. Arike Ogunbowale (DAL) has totaled 65 points in two games against Phoenix this year.
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Atlanta Dream at Connecticut SunWNBAThe Dream return to action after the Commissioner's Cup break when they visit the Sun. At 6-9 this year, Atlanta seeks a reset after a three-game winless skid. Connecticut defeated Atlanta 69-50 on June 2, with DeWanna Bonner posting a double-double.
Los Angeles Sparks at Phoenix MercuryWNBAThe Sparks (4-13) end a lengthy stay on the road by facing the Mercury (8-8). On June 2, Phoenix won the first battle 87-68 behind a season-high 31 points by Diana Taurasi. Los Angeles looks to cap a frustrating seven-game trip with its first win.
Dallas Wings at Seattle StormWNBASeattle hosts Dallas for the first of two. Former Wings guard Skylar Diggins-Smith registered 21 points and six assists to lead the Storm to a 92-84 victory in Texas on June 13. Dallas prevailed in four of its last five visits to the Evergreen State.
Indiana Fever at Phoenix MercuryWNBALa gira de Caitlin Clark continúa y sus Fever visitan el Valle del Sol para enfrentarse a las Mercury. La temporada pasada ambos equipos se enfrentaron en cuatro ocasiones, con una victoria para cada uno en casa.