Aces favorites to win 3rd WNBA title; A'ja Wilson leads MVP - ESPN
The two-time defending champion Las Vegas Aces are even money to make it three in a row ahead of what sportsbooks say will be the most heavily bet WNBA season ever.
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WNBA starts chartering; travel plans still unclear for some teams - ESPN
The WNBA has started to implement its regular-season chartering program for the beginning of the 2024 campaign, with the Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx flying private for their opening-day games at Connecticut and Seattle, respectively.
Ranking the top 25 players in the WNBA for the 2024 season - ESPN
The 2024 WNBA season tips Tuesday with four games. Some of the best players in the league will be on the court on opening night, including the New York Liberty's Breanna Stewart and the Las Vegas Aces' A'ja Wilson — the past two WNBA MVPs — as well as the Phoenix Mercury's Brittney Griner and the Seattle Storm's Jewell Loyd.
Liberty's Breanna Stewart jokes team will take charter flight to Connecticut following WNBA announcement
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How to bet on Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever - ESPN
Logo threes. Roasting records. Taking the «hand heart» to Swiftian levels.
WNBA training camp 2024: Biggest storylines for all 12 teams - ESPN
Training camps for the 2024 WNBA season opened Sunday, and the biggest news was the retirement of the Las Vegas Aces' Candace Parker.
Breanna Stewart remains patient on WNBA salary overhaul: 'Not something that's going to change overnight'
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Will Caitlin Clark be an immediate star as a WNBA rookie? - ESPN
Seeking to capitalize on the unprecedented excitement around this year's women's NCAA tournament, the WNBA launched a new marketing campaign this spring: «Welcome to the W.» Featuring veteran stars Arike Ogunbowale and Breanna Stewart, the TV ads (accompanied by billboards featuring other players) jokingly welcome this year's crop of rookies with a message that life as a pro won't be so easy.