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Fever's Katie Douglas to miss several more weeks
The Indiana Fever announced today that guard Katie Douglas will be sidelined for several additional weeks because of a bulging disc in her lower back.
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What can happen when the New York Liberty stop turning the ball over
Another come from behind effort. Another victory in the friendly confines of the Prudential Center.
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Minnesota Lynx's Lindsay Whalen picks San Antonio Spurs in 7
Minnesota's Lindsey Whalen celebrates during the first half of the Lynx's game against the Connecticut Sun at Target Center on June 1, 2013 in Minneapolis.
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Obama honors first time WNBA champ Indiana Fever
President Barack Obama honored the WNBA champion Indiana Fever on Friday, calling the players role models for young athletes - even those on his daughter Sasha's basketball team.
14 hrs ago | The Washington Post
Nyet! Russia fails to qualify for women's worlds, Epiphanny Prince headed back to Chicago
Prince will return to the U.S. this week after Russia didn't advance past the opening round of the EuroBasket women's tournament.
Adult life: Brittney Griner on dating, tattoos, freedom
"I'm getting this next one on my neck," Griner says, showing off a wide array of current tattoos decorating her upper body.
Tulsa Shock brightens spirits with free clinic in Moore
Members of the Tulsa Shock pose with children at the Shock's free basketball clinic in Moore on Monday.
Atlanta Dream takes Seattle by Storm, 68-59
ATLANTA - As the men of the NBA were taking a break from playing in the finals, the WNBA team Atlanta Dream faced off against the Seattle Storm in game six of regular season play and home game number three.
Monday WNBA links: Maya Moore's MVP credentials, WNBA All-Star...
Connecticut Sun Players Allison Hightower, Kalana Greene, Tina Charles, Kelsey Griffin and Kara Lawson encourage fans to vote for their favorite players for the 2013 WNBA All-Star Balloting presented by Boost Mobile.
Kings hire Pete D and #8217;Alessandro as general manager
BASKETBALL The Sacramento Kings will introduce Pete D'Alessandro as their new general manager today.
Council to consider rosier budget Thursday
The City Council is set to approve the budget for the next fiscal year on Thursday, and it looks nothing like the tough one that was predicted just a few months ago.
Leilani Mitchell shows she's the total package in New York's win over Connecticut
New York Liberty guard Leilani Mitchell had a team-high five assists against the Connecticut Sun on Friday night, but also added a game-high of four threes to go with 9 rebounds, which was more than anyone on the Sun's roster.
Building chemistry when it counts
Kia Vaughn and the Mystics have won four of their first five games for only the second time in team history.
Dream beat Sky 88-74 to improve to 5-1
Angel McCoughtry scored 23 points, and Erika de Souza had 16 points and 11 rebounds to help the Atlanta Dream beat the Chicago Sky 88-74 on Sunday.
Griner, Delle Donne, Shock's Diggins have delivered so far
Kyle Kirk is a foster care kid who fell through every hole of every safety net to become one of Tulsa's 1,500 homeless youths.
Legends clinics: Champ Cooper emphasizes fundamentals
Though he's not quite as well-known as many of his famous teammates from the Showtime Lakers of the 1980s, few people have experienced as much success in the game of basketball as Michael Cooper.
The San Antonio Silver Stars temporarily looked like they might be able to withstand the absences of two key players.
Ex-WNBA player Holdsclaw must take anger managemen...
Former professional women's basketball player and Olympic gold medal winner Chamique Holdsclaw will have to take anger management classes after pleading guilty to charges that she shot into a player's car and smashed the windows with a baseball bat, prosecutors said on Saturday.
NOT in her wildest dreams could Erin Phillips have imagined she would ever meet the world's most powerful man.
Diana Taurasi fires 34 as Mercury rout Sparks
Phoenix, AZ, United States - Diana Taurasi fired a season-high 34 points as the Phoenix Mercury stormed to their second straight victory with a 97-81 drubbing of the Los Angeles Sparks Friday at US Airways Center.