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WNBA players have opted out of their current collective bargaining agreement and face the prospect of a work stoppage if they don't negotiate a new deal with the league by the end of the 20-25 season.
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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 Seattle Storm may look a little different next season. Free agency and an expansion draft could change the make-up of the team, a bit.
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The WNBA is headed back to Portland, with Oregon's biggest city getting an expansion team. It’s the third expansion franchise the league will add over the next two years.
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WNBA great Sue Bird has been honored with a signature Barbie doll. Mattel said the Sue Bird Barbie is part of its Role Model series as the doll celebrates its 65th anniversary.
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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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It usually takes months of work to put together a charter schedule for a professional league, but the WNBA completed it in a few weeks.
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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.