WNBA gameday discussion: The Los Angeles Sparks and Seattle Storm really need pre-All-Star break wins
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WNBA gameday discussion: The Los Angeles Sparks and Seattle Storm really need pre-All-Star break wins
Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman. | Getty Images Entering this final day of WNBA action before All-Star 2026, I imagined the league’s multiple, long winning streaks would be the topic of conversation. The Golden State Valkyries could have been cruising into the break with 10-straight wins, with the Dallas Wings keeping pace with seven-straight victories. Full credit to the Washington Mystics and New York Liberty for disrupting those dreams, leaving the Minnesota Lynx as the league’s lon...
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Can the WNBA teams with the longest losing streaks snap them ahead of the All-Star break?
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