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Dream’s Reese named WNBA Defensive Player of the Year (opens the original)
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Atlanta Dream center Angel Reese has won the WNBA's Defensive Player of the Year award, the league announced Thursday, making her the first player in franchise history to win the award. Reese received 46 of the 74 votes from a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters, while Golden State's Gabby Williams received 20, Las Vegas' A'ja Wilson got four, Washington's Shakira Austin received two, and Golden State's Veronica Burton and Atlanta's Rhyne Howard each got one. "I told my coaches earlier in th
Wings' Bueckers touts big-game experience ahead of WNBA playoffs (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Heading into her first WNBA playoffs with the Dallas Wings, Paige Bueckers believes her previous championship experiences will help her prepare for the bigger pressure and stakes of this stage. Bueckers won a gold medal with Team USA at the FIBA World Cup earlier this month in her first senior national team tournament. In March 2025, she won a national title with UConn during her senior year. "I learned in college that there's so much more leading into the playoffs," Bueckers to
Will Collier’s midseason return boost Lynx’s WNBA title chances? (opens the original)
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Napheesa Collier doesn’t drink alcohol often during the WNBA season. But she made an exception on a July night in Seattle. Her coach, Cheryl Reeve, met her at a hotel bar after an evening shooting session. When Collier arrived, two glasses of champagne awaited. “I want to toast you and the hard work you have put in to get here,” Reeve told Collier. “It’s been a long journey. ... You should be proud of yourself.” Earlier that day, Minnesota Lynx doctors cleared Collier to make her season debut th
Nneka Ogwumike, 11-time WNBA All-Star, to retire at end of season (opens the original)
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Eleven-time All-Star and players' union president Nneka Ogwumike will retire from the WNBA following the conclusion of the 2026 season, she announced Wednesday. "I've learned there's power in knowing when to walk away," Ogwumike said in a statement. "For so long, that strength meant finding a way to keep pushing. Now, it means recognizing when you feel complete. I find myself grateful, fulfilled, and at peace with everything this game has given me and everything I've poured into it." Ogwumike wa
Kelsey Plum returns, debuts for Mercury after 'crazy 48 hours' (opens the original)
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Kelsey Plum said she felt caught in the Spider-Man "multiverse" as she was introduced as the newest member of the Phoenix Mercury on Monday evening, saying it feels as though she's operating in a few different dimensions at once. Only the fourth All-Star in WNBA history to be traded at the midseason deadline, Plum joined the Mercury in Chicago late Sunday night after traveling from Portland, Oregon, where her former team, the Los Angeles Sparks, were playing theFire. Less than 24 hours later, sh
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