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“Everybody Wants To See USA Stumble”: WNBA Legend Makes Bold Team USA Admission Ahead of FIBA World Cup Final Against France

The Americans have once again made it to the FIBA World Cup final, where they will face France on Sunday. Les Bleues are now the only team standing between Team USA and its goal of clinching a fifth straight gold medal. And while the Americans entered the tournament as massive favorites, three-time WNBA champion Candace Parker has made it clear that the price of unmatched success is that the world starts rooting for the Goliath to fall.
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Boyfriend Wendell Carter Jr. Has a Silent Reaction to Atlanta Dream’s Angel Reese Appeal Before WNBA Playoffs

Angel Reese may currently be in Berlin, focusing on Team USA’s FIBA Women’s World Cup campaign, but back home in Atlanta, the Atlanta Dream are making sure nobody forgets what she’s been doing during the WNBA season. With the playoffs just four games away, Atlanta put together a lengthy statistical case for Reese on an Instagram post, which caught the attention of Reese’s boyfriend, NBA player Wendell Carter Jr., who didn’t need a lengthy message. Instead, the Orlando Magic center dropped a…
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NBA Rookies Don’t Get Paid The Way Most Fans Think, Draymond Green Explains

NBA rookies can sign contracts worth millions before they receive their first regular paycheck. The number on a rookie deal may grab attention, but the timing of those payments works very differently from what many fans assume. Draymond Green recently explained how NBA players receive their salaries and why rookies can face a long wait [...]
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Colin Cowherd Calls Sophie Cunningham WNBA ‘S*x Symbol’ As Fever Star Embraces The Comment | NBA

Colin Cowherd put Sophie Cunningham in an unexpected spot during their latest podcast conversation, asking if she was viewed as the WNBA’s “s*x symbol.” The Indiana Fever guard laughed at the question and told Cowherd she thought he was going somewhere completely different. Instead of taking offense, Cunningham accepted the label and explained [...] The post Colin Cowherd Calls Sophie Cunningham WNBA ‘S*x Symbol’ As Fever Star Embraces The Comment | NBA appeared first on News7tv .
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