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After following back-to-back WNBA finals appearances with a disappointing exit last year, the Atlanta Dream enter 2013 with big expectations.
Fever top Silver Stars to open WNBA title defense
Tamika Catchings and Shavonte Zellous each scored 19 points and the Indiana Fever opened defense of their WNBA title with a resounding 79-64 victory over the depleted San Antonio Silver Stars on Friday night.
Bill Laimbeer bringing intensity, attitude back to the WNBA
Former NBA player Bill Laimbeer has quite the reputation in basketball circles. Call him a dirty player or a pest, but make sure you add winner to the name-calling. Laimbeer and the "Bad Boy" Detroit Pistons made a career out of hammering and physically beating down the Magic's, Michael's and Larry Bird's of the world on their way to two straight ... (more)
Wright and Bentley Ready to Open WNBA Season
A pair of former Penn State Lady Lions, Tanisha Wright and Alex Bentley , are on opening day WNBA rosters as the season opens tonight.
Women's Basketball: WNBA Play Starts Friday Featuring Six Former Scarlet Knights
The WNBA regular season gets underway on Friday, May 24 with six former Scarlet Knights representing Rutgers in the league.
Liz Cambage (right) blocks Chicago Sky's Sylvia Fowles in a game for Tulsa.
In what may win back sceptical fans, Australian Opals star Liz Cambage has revealed a ''breakdown'' led to her WNBA no-show last season after finally arriving at her club Tulsa.
You may recall me mentioning last year that 1990's born players would likely begin to outnumber 1970's born players this season.
Connecticut Sun players give back to New London Community Meal Center
Players of the Connecticut Sun WNBA basketball team, from left, Natasha Lacy, Renee Montgomery, Tina Charles and Kalana Greene take a breather during a quiet moment as they serve up hot dinners to the guests at the New London Community Meal Center Thursday evening May 23, 2013.
Tulsa Shock makes final cut, waiving Courtney Paris
Courtney Paris was waived Thursday as the Shock reduced their roster to the 11 players required before the start of the regular season.
Mohegan Sun Wants Regional Tourneys, But NCAA Says 'Not So Fast'
The Mohegan Sun Arena looks to be getting the American Athletic Conference women's basketball championships in 2014, but its hopes of getting some NCAA Tournament games were delivered a blow Thursday.
Man charged in rape of 14-year-old
Liz Cambage said she really wanted to join the Tulsa Shock last August for the second half of the WNBA season, but things didn't work out.
Sapulpa native's photo of Moore tornado on Time magazine cover When...
Liz Cambage said she really wanted to join the Tulsa Shock last August for the second half of the WNBA season, but things didn't work out.
Kara Lawson - Player, Committee Member, Commentator - High On Stewart, KML
The very busy Kara Lawson is involved now in just about every level of women's basketball as a Connecticut Sun guard, ESPN analyst and USA Basketball committee member.
With new coach Mike Thibault, Mystics eyeing turnaround
The retooling Washington Mystics are coming off back-to-back disappointing seasons and some are reticent to make anything but the mildest positive declarations regarding the upcoming campaign.
Kathy McConnell-Miller Named to Pitt Women's Basketball...
Kathy McConnell-Miller has been named the associate head coach for the women's basketball program at the University of Pittsburgh.
Man Shot By Arlington Sheriff Worked for TV Show - Julian Dawkins, the 22-year-old man shot and killed by an off-duty Arlington deputy sheriff in Alexandria early Wednesday, worked as a shuttle bus driver for the PBS Newshour in Shirlington.
Los Angeles Sparks building on last year's run to Western Conference finals
Candace Parker is ready to resume her pursuit of the only major title to elude the basketball star in her career.
PBS NewsHour driver killed by off-duty deputy, police say
Julian Dawkins , 22, was shot by an Arlington County sheriff's deputy. Bryan Matthews, 15, on the left, and 30-year-old James Williams are seen with him.
Fire spokesman says men actually were legitimate inspectors
This surveillance photo from Imelda's Shoes in Southeast Portland shows two men with clipboards entering the business and posing as fire inspectors.
Lynx Hungry After WNBA Finals Loss
Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve would find herself walking through the aisles at her grocery store this offseason when she would be recognized by a fan.