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DeWanna Bonner Discloses HC Karl Smesko’s Simple 8-Word Pitch That Led Her to Leave Mercury For Dream

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After agreeing to a buyout with the Phoenix Mercury, 39-year-old star DeWanna Bonner now joins a team with postseason aspirations. Bonner is now a member of the Atlanta Dream after playing 37 games with the Phoenix Mercury this season.

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How to watch Connecticut Sun vs Dallas Wings: Live stream WNBA, TV channel

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The Dallas Wings (23-16) bring a three-game winning streak into Sunday night’s matchup with the Connecticut Sun (10-29), who have lost two straight and six of their last eight, in the WNBA’s final game before the FIBA World Cup break…

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‘A New Low,’ ‘Pathetic’ – WNBA World Reacts As Royce White Brands Himself ‘Rosa Parks’ of WNBA Trans Debate

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The WNBA trans debate has refused to die down in recent weeks. Royce White is one of the most vocal members of Enes Kanter’s movement and has continued the rhetoric on social media in addition to declaring for the 2027 WNBA Draft.

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‘The WNBA Is So Inappropriate’ — When Sophie Cunningham Argued That ‘NBA Guys Don’t Come Close’ In Terms of ‘Wild’ Behavior

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For the past few weeks, almost every conversation around Sophie Cunningham has circled back to her ESPN comments about not wanting transgender athletes in the WNBA, and her stated wish to protect young girls in the locker room. But this week, the conversation around Cunningham has taken a very different turn, thanks to some old interviews resurfacing online.

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‘So Bitter When It Comes to Caitlin Clark,’ ‘Terrible Human’ – WNBA World Split Over Fever Star’s ‘Insane’ Postgame Moment After Win vs. Sun

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Caitlin Clark played well in the Indiana Fever’s 111-91 blowout of the Connecticut Sun on Friday, finishing with a 34-point, 12-assist double-double to help her team take the fourth spot in the standings, half a game ahead of the Atlanta Dream. Clark, who also recorded 5 rebounds and 3 steals in 34 minutes on the court, divided the WNBA community after a clip of a postgame moment went viral online.

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