Our experts pick preseason All-WNBA teams: Paige Bueckers, A'ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark
•A new season is almost here, and the WNBA’s 30th anniversary promises to be a landmark year.Players are already in the spotlight for their increased salaries.
•Big moves between teams have been made.
•Young talent is brimming in the league and ready to shine.The Athletic’s women’s basketball reporters — Annie Costabile, Brian Hamilton, Chantel Jennings and Sabreena Merchant —have cast their votes t...
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A new season is almost here, and the WNBA’s 30th anniversary promises to be a landmark year.Players are already in the spotlight for their increased salaries. Big moves between teams have been made. Young talent is brimming in the league and ready to shine.The Athletic’s women’s basketball reporters — Annie Costabile, Brian Hamilton, Chantel Jennings and Sabreena Merchant —have cast their votes to assemble our preseason All-WNBA teams. From their points of view, expect the veterans to dominate this season. Seven players on our 10-player list have competed for at least eight seasons, including 14-year vet Nneka Ogwumike and 12-year star Alyssa Thomas. We see no forthcoming weakening as Breanna Stewart enters her 10th season and A’ja Wilson begins her ninth campaign.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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