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As WNBA fans enjoy the playoffs and the road to the Finals, the postseason format has become a topic of discussion, specifically the first round. Hall of Famer Candace Parker is among those frustrated with the opening-round playoff format and has proposed a solution.
Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving are two of the biggest rays of hope in a cloudy outlook for the 2026-27 Mavericks
2026 just wasn’t the Indiana Fever‘s year, as they were eliminated from the WNBA playoffs after a 94-83 Game 3 loss to the Las Vegas Aces.Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell, an MVP candidate all season, had an up-and-down game for Indiana. Mitchell finished with a team-high 23 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, and 1 steal. She […] The post Kelsey Mitchell Subtly Hinted at Future Fever Decision After Playoff Loss appeared first on HEAVY.
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The Las Vegas Aces are gearing up to face off against the Golden State Valkyries in the 2026 WNBA playoff semifinals. Both teams share a history through their coaches, Becky Hammon and Natalie Nakase. Nakase served as an assistant for the Aces from 2022 to 2024, helping them win two championships. She later became head coach of the Golden State […] The post Becky Hammon gets completely honest on facing Natalie Nakase in WNBA Playoffs appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Following the Indiana Fever's playoff exit, GM Amber Cox said the "WNBA is incredibly fortunate" to have Caitlin Clark.
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With a couple of minutes left in Q2, a foul call on Lexie Hull triggered a chain of events that would define the Fever’s season. The Indiana Fever’s playoff run ended at Michelob ULTRA Arena, but for Sophie Cunningham, Game 3’s disappointment went beyond the final score.
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The offseason was an exciting one, but it started with the Sixers taking Labaron Philon, Jr. 22nd overall.
