For most of the WNBA’s history, the league’s champion has looked the part from start to finish — not just during the playoffs, but throughout the regular season. Dominance was expected from the moment the ball tipped in May. From 2009 to 2024 — the league’s 12-team era — only two champions weren’t the top seed in the regular season or within at most two games of the league’s best record: Indiana in 2012 and Chicago in 2021. Last season was a different situation, as the eventual champion Las Vega
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