Dream's Rhyne Howard leaves game vs. Lynx with ankle injury - ESPN
Atlanta Dream guard Rhyne Howard, the No. 1 WNBA draft pick and Rookie of the Year in 2022, left Wednesday's game at Minnesota with what appeared to be an ankle sprain.
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Sparks' Cameron Brink diagnosed with torn ACL, team says
Sportico published the recent WNBA team valuations and the Indiana Fever are ranked the sixth most valuable franchise at $90 million. Colin Cowherd explains how this demonstrates Caitlin Clark is "the greatest player for business in the history of...
Kings trade Pierre-Luc Dubois to Capitals for Darcy Kuemper - ESPN
The Los Angeles Kings managed to get center Pierre-Luc Dubois off their salary cap while addressing their goaltending need in a stunning trade with the Washington Capitals on Wednesday.
Sparks rookie forward Cameron Brink suffers torn ACL - ESPN
Los Angeles Sparks forward Cameron Brink suffered a torn ACL in her left knee during Tuesday's game against the Connecticut Sun, the team announced Wednesday.
Vikings' Kevin O'Connell admits to trying to use contract clause to get out of dancing at his wedding
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Agent says limited NBA draft workouts by Bronny James 'by design' - ESPN
Sources from a half-dozen NBA teams have told ESPN that they've had difficulty in securing workouts with 2024 draft prospect Bronny James, but the agent for the former USC guard confirms James has worked out individually for just two teams at this point — the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Lakers — and that is by design.
What's next for the NBA's coaching carousel? Latest on Lakers, Cavaliers and Pistons - ESPN
With NBA draft and free agency just weeks away, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported last week that UConn's Dan Hurley has turned down an offer to become the next coach of the Los Angeles Lakers.
NBA Power Rankings, way-too-early edition - Our post-Finals look at all 30 teams' 2024-25 - ESPN
The 2023-24 NBA season came to an end Monday with the Boston Celtics defeating the Dallas Mavericks, 106-88, to claim their NBA-record 18th championship.