Elaine Blum
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Angel Reese’s WNBA Playoff Debut Can’t Come Soon Enough After 30-Point Double-Double (opens the original)
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Every performance against the Connecticut Sun needs to be taken with a grain of salt. They have one of the worst defensive ratings in the WNBA and are tanking for JuJu Watkins. Nevertheless, Angel Reese’s 30-point, 10-rebound double-double in just 25 minutes was very impressive. She also added three assists and two blocks. Reese went 11-for-14 from the field, continuing her streak of hot shooting that started after a missed game-winning layup against the Indiana Fever. She has now shot over 46%
Wings May Have Finally Figured Out ‘Retooling’ Challenge in Win vs. Fever (opens the original)
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Azzi Fudd missed five games before it was announced that she would have to undergo a knee procedure and miss the rest of the season. The Wings are also still without Aziaha James, who went down with a leg injury just after Fudd went out, and Jessica Shepard missed two games. Shepard is back already, but the Dallas Wings have still had to figure out how to replace their best perimeter defender and 3-point shooter. It’s been a process, as the Wings have tried four different replacements in the sta
Becky Hammon Slams Aces as ‘Not a Serious Team’ After One-Point Loss to Mystics (opens the original)
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The Las Vegas Aces fell 100-99 to the Washington Mystics in their final game before the All-Star break. Not even A’ja Wilson’s 38 points could save them, as the defense wasn’t up to the challenge. Head coach Becky Hammon didn’t hold back on that front after the game, calling out her team’s lack of effort defensively once again. “Until we start playing defense, we’re not a serious team,” Hammon said in the postgame media availability, per a video on the Aces’ YouTube channel. “We’re just not. We
Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham Can’t Help but Tip Cap to Valkyries After Fever Loss (opens the original)
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After taking down the defending champions for the second time this season, the Indiana Fever couldn’t keep their win streak alive against the Golden State Valkyries. They suffered an 88-75 loss, as Caitlin Clark struggled to find a rhythm early in the game. After the game, Clark and Sophie Cunningham gave the Valkyries a lot of credit for how they played. “They’re in my grill,” Clark said, per a recording of the postgame media availability on the Fever’s YouTube channel. “They’re probably the be
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