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Walker Kessler teases JJ Redick’s desire for him to launch 3-pointers

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It’s been no secret that the Los Angeles Lakers have been on the hunt for a full-time starting center over the past couple of seasons, and they believe they’ve found one in Walker Kessler. Acquired in a sign-and-trade with the Utah Jazz, the Lakers are hoping Kessler is the starting big man to play alongside […] The post Walker Kessler teases JJ Redick’s desire for him to launch 3-pointers appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Chicago Sky are open to deadline changes, but don’t plan to shop a Skylar Diggins trade

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The Chicago Sky are mired in another uncomfortable midseason conundrum after guard Skylar Diggins spent a third consecutive game sidelined with a knee injury. Last week, Diggins vocalized a litany of frustrations with the Sky — ranging from her move to the bench to recovery resources to end-of-game management by coach Tyler Marsh — before being suddenly added to the injury report. Diggins’ ...

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Angel Reese's Right Leg Injury Status Uncertain Ahead of Dream vs. Sparks Game

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Angel Reese watched on as Allisha Gray and the Atlanta Dream fell to 13-10 on the 2026 WNBA season after suffering a 102-92 loss to Megan Gustafson and the Portland Fire (10-13) on Saturday in Atlanta. The Dream will look to bounce back on Monday when they face the Los Angeles Sparks (10-11) but may be without their star once again. Atlanta was one of the best teams to begin the season, opening with a 12-4 record.

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WNBA power rankings: How the Toronto Tempo are making a Canadian impact

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The WNBA set a regular-season attendance record Friday when the Toronto Tempo hosted the Dallas Wings in Montreal in front of 20,996 fans. It was a massive win for Canada, a country that hasn’t historically been known for its women’s basketball culture. It’s been only three years since the league first forayed into Canada to host a preseason game in Toronto. Since then, the WNBA has had another exhibition game in Edmonton and a regular-season game in Vancouver before welcoming Toronto to the lea

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