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WNBA gameday discussion: Can the Fire, Sparks or Tempo surge into the top eight? Or, is the playoff field already set?

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Shakira Austin, Georgia Amoore and Sonia Citron. | Getty Images As the WNBA’s post-All-Star break action resumes, here’s a quick look at the league standings: Minnesota Lynx (22-6) Golden State Valkyries (19-8) Las Vegas Aces (18-8) Dallas Wings (18-9) Indiana Fever (17-10) Atlanta Dream (16-10) New York Liberty (15-12) Washington Mystics (14-12) Portland Fire (11-16) Toronto Tempo (10-16) Los Angeles Sparks (10-16) Phoenix Mercury (10-18) Chicago Sky (9-18) Connecticut Sun (7-20) Seattle Sto...

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Why The 2026 All-Star Game Proved Angel Reese Definitely Isn't The Face Of The WNBA

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Angel Reese has been riding some highs as she still believes that she’s the face of the WNBA. During All-Star weekend, one of her dreams came true when Mattel revealed its Reese Barbie doll. On top of that, she commented on her legacy status after the reveal. "I remember, I think it's been three years […] The post Why The 2026 All-Star Game Proved Angel Reese Definitely Isn’t The Face Of The WNBA appeared first on Stadium Rant.

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DeWanna Bonner Considers Retirement After Challenging WNBA Season and Personal Struggles

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Phoenix Mercury star DeWanna Bonner is contemplating retirement after this current WNBA season. The 17-year WNBA veteran recently spoke about the possibility of hanging up her jersey following the conclusion of the current season. In an episode of ESPN’s original docuseries “Life in the W,” the two-time WNBA champion revealed that she’s entertaining the thought of leaving the game for good.

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Checking in on the 2026 Atlanta Dream rookies

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PORTLAND, OR - MAY 29: Madina Okot #11 and Isobel Borlase #20 of the Atlanta Dream arrive to the arena before the game against the Portland Fire on May 29, 2026 at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2026 NBAE (Photo by Jaden Coleman/NBAE via Getty Images) | NBAE via Gett...

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Angel Reese’s shockingly short WNBA All-Star appearance has simple explanation

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Angel Reese returned to Chicago for her third consecutive WNBA All-Star appearance, but fans did not get to see much of the Atlanta Dream star on the court. Reese played a game-low nine minutes for Team Coop during its 129-122 loss to Team Spoon at the United Center. The limited playing time immediately raised questions, particularly because Reese was one of the biggest attractions during All-Star Weekend.

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Angel Reese surprises Chicago kids with special All-Star Weekend gift

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Angel Reese returned to Chicago for WNBA All-Star Weekend and made sure a group of local children went home with much more than a memorable story. The Atlanta Dream star surprised children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago during her Barbie x Reebok Dream Closet event at TOGETHXR House. Reese answered questions from the young fans, showed them around the immersive experience and then delivered the biggest surprise of the day.

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Angel Reese and Mercury media team share a lighthearted All-Star moment

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CHICAGO — The Phoenix Mercury’s coverage of WNBA All-Star Weekend took a playful turn Friday, with Atlanta Dream standout Angel Reese involved in some lighthearted banter over a photo she had taken. Jul 24, 2026; Chicago, IL, USA; Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese speaks during WNBA All-Star Weekend Media Day at Obama Presidential Center.

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Why Azzi Fudd is the best bet to win the 2026 WNBA 3-Point Contest at All-Star Weekend

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Azzi Fudd. | Getty Images The six competitors in the 3-Point Contest on Friday night of WNBA All-Star 2026 are: Bridget Carleton (Portland Fire) Azzi Fudd (Dallas Wings) Natisha Hiedeman (Seattle Storm) Rhyne Howard (Atlanta Dream) Marina Mabrey (Toronto Tempo) Janelle Salaün (Golden State Valkyries) Howard and Mabrey are each participating in their second 3-Point Contest. As rookie in 2022, Howard advanced to the final round and finished third; in the 2024 competition, Mabrey came in sixth. ...

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“Didn’t Foresee”: Tyler Marsh Left Searching for Answers After Sabrina Ionescu’s 9 Points in 38 Seconds Hands Sky 18th Loss

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After the Atlanta Dream snapped their two-game winning streak, the Chicago Sky looked like they may finally get their 10th win of the season against the New York Liberty. With less than a minute on the clock, the Sky were 8 points ahead of the Liberty when Sabrina Ionescu decided to spoil their party.

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