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The WNBA will expand its Finals next year to a best-of-seven format. The league currently has a best-of-five semifinals and finals in its playoffs with a best-of-three first round.
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The Storm relied on their well-rounded rosters during their WNBA title wins. It could be argued that this year’s team has four players who would be superstars on other teams.
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Four-time WNBA champion Seattle Storm are playing their 25th season this year, led by guard Jewell Loyd who recently spoke with KNKX Morning Edition host Kirsten Kendrick.
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The Aces are favored to win a third straight title this season, with A'ja Wilson as preseason player of the year and Caitlin Clark as preseason rookie of the year.
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The Seattle Storm $64 million facility, located in Seattle's Interbay neighborhood, has become the second WNBA team to open a standalone training facility.
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Major college hoops fans who want a centralized location to watch as much of the NCAA Tournament in person as possible probably won't find a better place than Spokane, Washington.
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No. 19 Washington State's recent eight-game winning streak has given the program a chance to win its first Pac-12 men's basketball regular season title since 1941.
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Skylar Diggins-Smith will play alongside WNBA scoring champion Jewell Loyd, former MVP Nneka Ogwumike and rising star Ezi Magbegor after sitting out last season.
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Myles Rice lost a season of his basketball career to cancer. Now healthy, Rice is back on the court and thriving while helping lead a hoops resurgence at Washington State.
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With the first major policy cutoff behind them, Washington state Democrats, Republicans, and legislative staffers returned to a decade-old tradition: Basketball.