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Gabby Wiliams came up big in the first round.
Head coach Natalie Nakase oversaw an historic comeback Friday night as the Golden State Valkyries came roaring back to advance, as Jose Fernandez and the Wings are going home.
There are plenty of lessons the Indiana Fever can learn from the Las Vegas Aces, and the importance of keeping a strong group together is one of them.
Breanna Stewart never stops working, and that's what makes her one of the most intimidating players in the WNBA.
“Experience in the playoffs definitely matters,” Breanna Stewart said Friday as the Liberty prepare for their second-round series vs. the Dream.
Stephanie White and the Indiana Fever were quick to point out the flaws in officiating, but there should be more accountability for their playoff exit.
Becky Hammon was spot-on when she denied the idea that there are parallels between the current Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces when she took in 2022.
The WNBA's future is in great hands, with Angel Reese winning Defensive Player of the Year and beginning the next wave of future stars.
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The Fever star is great, but her lack of consistency when it matters cost her team the playoffs.
Older stars are still dominant in the playoffs.
With her Indiana Fever contract set to expire, Sophie Cunningham's poor playoff performances could cast doubt over her future.
Napheesa Collier told reporters she hasn't even thought about free agency yet, but either way she will be okay — and so will the Lynx.
A'ja Wilson can end this Caitlin Clark discourse in the Las Vegas Aces' pivotal Game 3 matchup with the Indiana Fever.
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New York needed everything it could get out of Stewie.
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Raven Johnson made an impact in the Fever’s Game 2 win.
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