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Instant classic in Washington D.C.: Ogwumike nails buzzer beater for Seattle
The WNBA got a buzzer-beater on Sunday as the Seattle Storm edged the Washington Mystics in front of 4,200 fans at CareFirst Arena in Washington D.C. Nneka Ogwukmike knocked down a shot as time expired to give them an 84-82 win =.
On August 5, news broke that the Seattle Storm had acquired 2025 WNBA All-Star Brittney Sykes from the Washington Mystics in exchange for three-time WNBA Champi ...
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The Las Vegas Aces ride a nine-game win streak into Saturday's clash with the Washington Mystics as they chase a 10th ...
The Las Vegas Aces achieved their 10th straight win, beating the Washington Mystics 91-81 with A'ja Wilson scoring 36 points.
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With Minnesota effortlessly pacing the league, the 28-year-old seemed like a lock to take home her first MVP trophy. It's far ...
The Washington Mystics (16-18) fight for a playoff spot on Wednesday when they face the Connecticut Sun (6-27), who aim to ...
There has been a lot of noise in the WNBA about the young guns. Paige Bueckers' recent 44-point performance really had fans going crazy. But over the last few y ...
Elsewhere, Tina Charles scored 23 points and had her 200th career double-double, Bria Hartley also scored 23 and the Connecticut Sun held off the Chicago Sky 94-84 for a WNBA season-best three-game wi ...
Tina Charles has built a career on excellence and achievement, but Saturday’s milestone against the Chicago Sky was a new one for her and for the WNBA.
Aces star A’ja Wilson now trails only Diana Taurasi for this particular WNBA record after the team’s game against the Mystics ...
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