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Does the law back Kanter Freedom’s WNBA draft bid? (opens the original)
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The WNBA returned to action Thursday night after a three-week break. Congress welcomed the league back by demanding answers about eligibility and accountability. In a Sept. 17 letter addressed to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert, five members of the U.S. House of Representatives, including a representative from Indiana, criticized the league for not prioritizing player and fan safety. Among the concerns was how the WNBA determines who is eligible to play. "As a women's sports league, the WNBA m
Fever’s Cunningham not worried about off-court distractions (opens the original)
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Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said Friday that she's focusing on her team's four remaining regular-season games and not the commotion around Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White declaring themselves eligible for the WNBA draft. "I'm gonna let them do them," Cunningham told ESPN as part of a wide-ranging interview. "I'm just focused on the Fever and on our sport. I think we have four more games left. I'm trying to just really dial in and keep the main thing the main thing." Kanter Freedom,
The secrets behind Reese’s legendary rebounding (opens the original)
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Angel Reese tracks the spinning orange and white stripes of the WNBA ball as soon as it leaves the shooter’s fingertips. The Atlanta Dream forward moves into position on this hot and humid Atlanta night in early July. She bends her knees as she nears the basket and prepares to grab the ball as it rolls around the back of the rim. But a hand pushes into her back. Seattle Storm center Dominique Malonga extends her longer arm over Reese, tapping the ball backward and away from her. For many players
Lynx coach Reeve advocates for trans athletes before Fever game (opens the original)
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Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve reiterated her support for transgender athletes on Saturday, a day before Sophie Cunningham and the Indiana Fever visit Minneapolis for a showdown between two of the WNBA’s top teams. “I come from a space of inclusion,” Reeve told reporters. “The narrative that I think is problematic is to suggest that transgender athletes are the biggest problem in women’s sports. This is what’s bothersome. There is a faction of people in our country that are making this a mass
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