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With a 4-4 record since the Olympic break, the Atlanta Dream have ascended into a tie for eighth place with the Chicago Sky, giving the team a chance of making the playoffs for the second-straight season. Can the Dream get the job done?
While the current WNBA CBA expires after the 2027 season, the WNBPA can opt out by Nov. 1, moving the expiration date to after next season. This coming choice, in concert with the NWSL’s new CBA, makes it worth exploring the future labor possibilities for WNBA players.
The Minnesota Lynx have been on fire since the Olympic break, winning two games over the Las Vegas Aces in convincing fashion and solidifying their position in third place in the WNBA standings. Given the way Napheesa Collier is playing, a late-season run for an even higher playoff seed is not out of the question.
It’s only been five games, but, after a brief period of experimentation, Marina Mabrey seems to be fulfilling her intended role for the Connecticut Sun, serving as a super sixth player for the league’s second-best team.
Since the WNBA regular season resumed after the Olympic break, the New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx have looked like the class of the league. Can they maintain their premier play through the regular season and into the playoffs?
The Atlanta Dream’s three-game winning streak ended on Friday night, with Brittney Griner, Diana Taurasi and the Phoenix Mercury earning the 82-80 victory. Swish Appeal’s Christina Merrion was there to photograph the game.
The Seattle Storm have been able to rely on their defense for most of the 2024 WNBA season. Back-to-back poor defensive efforts out of the Olympic break, however, have raised new concerns about where the Storm truly rank as a unit.