
Colin Salao
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Full conversation with Natasha Cloud on the abuse WNBA players receive from sports bettors. One quote that stood out: “I’m called a bitch, I’m called a n*****, I’m called everything under the sun. I’ve been told they hope our plane crashes on the way home.”
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Courtney Vandersloot on playing the same position as Skylar Diggins: “Skylar’s ability to score the basketball I think makes it so that we can really play together. … She’ll hold it down at the point until I get back and then when I get back, we’ll share the position.”
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Asked Cheryl Reeve about why she thinks there are a bunch of early-season injuries across the WNBA and she said: “CBA negotiations.” “We didn't have players that were in great shape. ... I think that had a little something to do with it.” Her full comments ⬇️
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A'ja Wilson wasn't at the CBA meeting because her "flight got in a little later." "When you get 40 players to represent what we want and what we need to demand, it really warms my heart. And it shows a message to the league that we're here to stay." Q: Annie Costabile
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Wizards president Michael Winger was asked if winning the lottery was validation for the last few seasons. “That word didn’t cross my mind. It is certainly rewarding ... But ultimately, we still have to draft the right player. We still have to raise that player.”
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Project B tells Front Office Sports that Kelsey Mitchell is still with the global league despite her comments Wednesday that it would take a "drastic, unique" situation for her to play overseas again. She signed a one-year, $1.4M deal with the Fever. Project B expects to start in December.
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As the Bears to Indiana gains steam, the Chicago Fire, another Soldier Field tenant, unveiled an Experience Center for its $750M stadium opening 2028 in the South Loop. The center (inside the Wrigley Building) has samples of suites that will be in the 22,000-seat stadium.
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