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Kahleah Copper trade grade: Who won the deal between Chicago Sky and Phoenix Mercury?

Kahleah Copper switching teams is a bold move, and the WNBA should be on notice.

USA Today Sports Media Group

25 WNBA players to track ahead of free agency, including 2023 MVP Breanna Stewart

WNBA free agency is around the corner. Here's a list of some of the biggest names who will hit the market.

USA Today Sports Media Group

2024 WNBA Mock Draft 1.0: Where Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese could land

It's assumed that Iowa's Caitlin Clark will be the top pick, but where will stars like Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese land?

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New Sky investor Dwyane Wade intends to be involved

“To play in this game, to play with the greats, to be a championship organization, we’re going to have to keep improving,” Wade said.

Chicago Sun-Times

WNBA expansion a hot-button topic as roster cuts begin

“We need more teams,” Washington Mystics guard Natasha Cloud tweeted. “These players deserve to be on a roster. It really kills me.”

Chicago Sun-Times

WNBA Announces Policy Update in Regard to Hot-Button Travel Issue

Star players such as Breanna Stewart and Natasha Cloud have spoken out about the issue.

Sports Illustrated

Commentary: Reaction to Angel Reese taunting Caitlin Clark shows the double standard for Black athletes

When Black players are aggressive, and talk trash, they are thugs and animals. When white players are aggressive, and talk trash, they are passionate and fiery.

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Athletes Unlimited Offers WNBA Players a Domestic Home for the Offseason

The player-centric, five-week league is back for its second season, giving basketball’s top talent an opportunity to compete close to home.

Sports Illustrated

Mike Jensen: Philly has all the ingredients to find a quality WNBA owner. So who’s going to do it?

PHILADELPHIA — You can look at the fan base, arenas, practice facilities … If you’re the WNBA, deciding if Philadelphia is the right market for a WNBA team, it comes down to ownership. It’s always come down to ownership.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Analysis: Four takeaways from the Storm's playoff-opening win vs. the Mystics

SEATTLE — The chess match that is WNBA playoff basketball begins in earnest for the Storm and Washington Mystics following Seattle's 86-83 win in Game 1 on Thursday.

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Expert Picks, Predictions and More for the 2022 WNBA Playoffs

Will the No. 1 Aces go all the way for its first championship? Or will the Sky get the back-to-back titles?

Sports Illustrated

Lynx’s Achonwa Calls Out WNBA for Traveling Issues

Various players have called out the league for putting them at risk with no mask mandate in place, too.

Sports Illustrated

Natasha Cloud Responds to Not Being Selected to All-Star Game

The guard put on a show Tuesday night vs. the dream, scoring 18 points with four three-pointers.

Sports Illustrated

All Star snub? Candace Parker ‘very surprised’ Courtney Vandersloot wasn’t voted starter

Nearing the midway point of the season, Vandersloot is once again at the top of the league in assists averaging 7.1 per game, less than one assist per game behind Natasha Cloud (7.4). She’s led the league in assists for the past four seasons.

Chicago Sun-Times

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‘We’re not safe’: Examining the impact of WNBA travel issues in a condensed 2022 season

HARTFORD, Conn. — Natasha Cloud felt like she was playing the best basketball of her career to start the 2022 WNBA season. Then, after a road game against the Minnesota Lynx on May 8, the Washington Mystics star tested positive for COVID-19.

Sports Illustrated

Mystics’ Natasha Cloud Plans to Go Into Politics After WNBA Career

The guard has given two emotional speeches to the media, calling for change following the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas earlier this week.

Sports Illustrated

Mystics Do Not Meet With Media After Game in Wake of Texas Shooting

Natasha Cloud was the sole member of Washington’s team to take the podium after Tuesday’s game.

Sports Illustrated

Breanna Stewart Placed in Health and Safety Protocols, Shades WNBA

WNBA players continue to test positive for COVID-19 as they blame commercial flying for putting them at risk.

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Natasha Cloud Calls Out WNBA for Commercial Flights

The Mystics guard blames the league’s commercial flying for her recent positive COVID-19 diagnosis.

Sports Illustrated

Takeaways From the First Weekend of the 2022 WNBA Season

From productive rookies to potential growing pains, how did each team look in its first game of the year?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Natasha Cloud gave Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull her first ‘Welcome to the WNBA’ moment with this sick hesitation move

Somebody ask Natasha Cloud for Lexie Hull's ankles back. Please.

Sports Illustrated

Athletes Unlimited Is Bringing Women Athletes—and Couples—Together

AU's new women’s pro basketball league tips off Jan. 26. For Natasha Cloud, it allows her to be closer to wife Aleshia Ocasio, who’s played in AU’s softball league.

Chicago Sun-Times

Sky’s Lexie Brown to play in Athletes Unlimited’s inaugural season

Athletes Unlimited’s 44-player roster includes Ty Young, Jantel Lavender, Kelsey Mitchell, Natasha Cloud and Sydney Colson. The six-week, 30-game season tips off Jan. 26 at the Sports Center of Las Vegas.

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