If the Minnesota Lynx make it to the WNBA Finals this season - as many people expect - Lindsay Whalen will become just the second player to start in four WNBA Finals series at point guard,...
For all of the San Antonio Silver Stars' complementarity on paper and their success early last season, the thing that has held them back in the past figures to continue to be a barrier this season: rebounding.
Los Angeles Sparks veteran Ticha Penicheiro has been a model of point guard "purity" during her career, but we can probably forgive Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird for her more "impure" tendencies.
The WNBA has been announcing a number of deserving awards recipients for the 2011 season. Here is a listing of all of the awards announced thus far.
Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve was announced as 2011 WNBA Coach of the Year today after guiding her team to a 27-7 record. But for all the talent they have, they won games with hard work.
Tulsa Shock center Liz Cambage has gone from a highly touted draft prospect to the second pick in the 2011 WNBA Draft to an injury-replacement All-Star but also through a coaching change, some minor wear and tear, and barely getting off the bench at times in the second half of the season. So is she worthy of an All-Rookie team selection?
Phoenix Mercury forward DeWanna Bonner does a number of things well, but her defensive versatility stands out most as a Sixth Woman of the Year candidate.
Many rookies across professional sports hit the dreaded rookie wall sometime around mid-season. It's no different this WNBA season as a number of the top rookies in the 2011 class have found that wall recently.
