The WNBA Draft is upon us, and there are many excellent prospects available to be drafted. I kick off my draft coverage with the top five, frontcourt, wings, and point … Continue Reading L’s Sports Takes WNBA Draft Guide
Liz Cambage finally signed with the Las Vegas Aces; the move will probably make the Aces the favorite to win the WNBA title. Cambage was given the core designation, so … Continue Reading Liz Cambage Back With Las Vegas Aces
Before they were the Tulsa Shock, they were called the Detroit Shock. In 2010 the Shock moved from Detroit to Tulsa. Then in 2015, the team moved again and became … Continue Reading Tulsa Shock/Dallas Wings All-Time Team
The Cleveland Rockers were one of the eight original franchises when the WNBA started in 1997. Cleveland played until 2003, when the team folded because they could not find any … Continue Reading Cleveland Rockers All-Time Starting Five
The Connecticut Sun started as the Orlando Miracle in 1999 when the WNBA first started. In 2003 they became the Connecticut Sun since Orlando Magic ownership no longer was interested … Continue Reading Connecticut Sun All-Time Starting Five
The Chicago Sky was founded in 2006 and made the WNBA Finals in 2014. Chicago had success from 2013 to 2016. After a couple of down years, the Sky are … Continue Reading Chicago Sky All-Time Starting Five
The Phoenix Mercury drafted Te’a Cooper with the 18th pick of the 2020 WNBA Draft. But she was then released when the Mercury had to cut down their roster. With … Continue Reading What Te’a Cooper Brings To The Sparks
WNBA On June 21, 1997, the WNBA played there first-ever game between the New York Liberty against Los Angeles Sparks. The game was played in front of 14,284 fans at … Continue Reading A Look Back At The WNBA Inaugural Game
Former Oklahoma Sooner Courtney Paris is headed back to Oklahoma to became an assistant coach. Paris played for Oklahoma from 2005-2009. In 2007 Paris was named Player of the Year … Continue Reading Former Oklahoma Sooner Courtney Paris Back As Assistant Coach
With the eighth pick of the WNBA draft, the Chicago Sky took Ruthy Hebard out of Oregon. According to Sky head coach James Wade, Hebard was on top of their … Continue Reading What Ruthy Hebard Could Bring To Chicago
The Indiana Fever came into the draft with three draft picks the No. 3, 14, and 28th picks. With those picks, they took Lauren Cox, Kathleen Doyle, and Kamiah Smalls. … Continue Reading Breaking Down The Indiana Fever Draft
History has been made, Mesabi Range men’s college basketball team hired the first women’s coach in men’s college basketball history. Tamara Moore, former WNBA player, will replace David Wilson, who … Continue Reading Tamara Moore Hired As Mesabi Range Men’s Basketball Coach