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Coletteâs Commentary: Upsets flip the WNBA playoff picture (opens the original)
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The WNBA playoffs are officially underway, featuring some of the leagueâs biggest stars and most anticipated matchups. But through the first round, the results have been anything but predictable. From eighth-seeded New York Liberty sweeping the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx to the Indiana Fever forcing a decisive Game 3 against the Las Vegas Aces, the opening days of the postseason have already delivered major upsets and statement performances. With several series still up for grabs, the race for
Coletteâs Commentary: WNBA returns with upsets, records and playoff drama (opens the original)
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After three weeks of international basketball, the WNBA is back. The FIBA World Cup brought the league stars together on the world stage, but now they return to their WNBA teams for the final stretch of the regular season. With all eight playoff spots already secured, the remaining four regular season games will determine where they enter the postseason and who they will face when playoffs begin. The Minnesota Lynx, Golden State Valkyries, Las Vegas Aces, Atlanta Dream, Indiana Fever, New York L
Coletteâs Commentary:Â Team USA rallies past France to claim fifth straight World Cup title (opens the original)
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Team USAâs path to a fifth consecutive FIBA Womenâs Basketball World Cup title was anything but easy. On Sunday, Sept. 13, the United States faced France in the championship game in Berlin, Germany and found themselves trailing by 14 points in the second quarter. But what initially looked like a potential upset quickly turned into another display of U.S. dominance, as Team USA stormed back to defeat France 97-79 and claim its 12th World Cup title. France started their debut in the World Cup
Coletteâs Commentary: A new era for Team USA with familiar faces for UConn (opens the original)
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Team USA entered the FIBA Womenâs Basketball World Cup looking for its fifth consecutive title. However, just before the start of the tournament, it was announced that star players Aâja Wilson and Kelsey Plum would not participate due to health reasons, forcing the national team to regroup and find a new identity. The tournament runs from Sept. 4 through Sept. 13 in Berlin, Germany, during a scheduled two-week break in the WNBA season. Team USA has already put on a strong performance, provin
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