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“Anybody’s Ball Game”: ESPN's Chiney Ogwumike Breaks Down Biggest Caitlin Clark Storyline Ahead Of Fever-Aces Game 3 - Fadeaway World

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Updated Oct 1, 9:02 PM ET

Caitlin Clark just gave the Indiana Fever one of the biggest playoff performances in franchise history. Now Chiney Ogwumike wants to see if Kelsey Mitchell can do her part again. Clark scored 27 points and dished out 15 assists Tuesday night as the Fever beat the Las Vegas Aces 99-89, forcing a winner-take-all Game 3 […]

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Fever news: Stephanie White expects 'another level' from Caitlin Clark after Game 2

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Indiana Fever fans might have seen nothing yet from Caitlin Clark in the first round of the 2026 WNBA Playoffs . Clark had a masterpiece of a performance on Tuesday to help the Fever stave off elimination at the hands of the reigning WNBA champions Las Vegas Aces. The former No. 1 overall WNBA draft pick delivered when it mattered the most for her […] The post Fever news: Stephanie White expects 'another level' from Caitlin Clark after Game 2 appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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WNBA playoffs results, takeaways: Dream ‘old head’ leads them to semifinals for 1st time since 2018

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The hardest game in any series is the close-out game, and it’s the one this current Atlanta Dream core hadn’t yet figured out how to win. Facing a boisterous Washington Mystics home crowd and dealing with a tight whistle and foul trouble for Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese, the conditions were ripe for an upset by the lower seed to send the best-of-three series back to Atlanta. Instead, with the minutes of two All-Stars limited, the Dream turned to a third. The old head of the group Allisha Gray wa

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Jessica Shepard’s time has arrived with Wings: Can WNBA’s Most Improved Player bounce back again?

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ARLINGTON, Texas – The origin tale of Jessica Shepard, Watch Person, is actually a short story. She was playing basketball in Greece. She walked into a Rolex store. In her words: That was the end. By the next day, Shepard owned three luxury timepieces, because she revisited a different shop across the street to grab another one she wanted. “And then it just kind of became a thing,” she said, sitting courtside after a Dallas Wings workout. “I really like to buy them at airports.” Of the available

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