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INDIANAPOLIS — Caitlin Clark started fast and finished with 29 points and 10 assists while Kelsey Mitchell scored 28 points to help the Indiana Fever fend off a furious second-half rally from the Phoenix Mercury for a critical 98-89 victory on Friday night.
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After winning an eighth consecutive Olympic gold medal Sunday, the U.S. women's basketball team once again can say: «Mission accomplished.» The players and coaches aren't thinking about the 2028 Olympics right now after escaping France 67-66. But it's tempting to look four years into the future at which players might make the U.S. roster for the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
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PARIS: On the highest step of the Olympic podium, US basketball player Brittney Griner wept, tears trickling down her face as her country's national anthem serenaded her for a gold medal she could not have imagined winning while in a Russian prison.
PARIS — When the American flag rose to the ceiling and «The Star-Spangled Banner» started playing at Bercy Arena on Sunday, Brittney Griner's eyes filled with tears.
VILLENEUVE-D'ASCQ, France — Brittney Griner knows only too well the swirling emotions of being involved in a prisoner swap, and she said Thursday night that she is «head over heels» fellow Americans are coming home from Russia.
Staff at the Wall Street Journal, Evan Gershkovich's employer, react to news of their colleague having been released from a Russia prison after he was arrested and detained more than a year ago. (Credit: Vaughn Sterling/The Wall Street Journal)