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The Phoenix Mercury improve to 13-5 with come-from-behind win.

The New York Liberty's first half miracle wasn't enough to stop the mayhem of the second half.

With new faces and strengthened rosters, the 2007 WNBA season is revved and ready for lift off.

New York's Janel McCarville's go-ahead layup with 6.4 seconds sinks L.A.

A guide to the 2007 first round WNBA playoff matches.

The 2008 WNBA season predictions by Mark Fontes.

The ninth annual WNBA All Star Game Plays to a sold out Mohegan Sun Arena, and a national TV viewing audience on ABC.

Becky Hammon, Taj McWilliams-Franklin and other Eastern Conference greats look to dominate in the west.

The New York Liberty set a franchise scoring record, torching the visiting Phoenix Mercury 105-72.

The world's first ever outdoor professional basketball game is a win for the Indiana Fever.

The New York Liberty take a 1-0 lead in the 2008 WNBA Eastern Conference Finals.

The two best teams in the WNBA play a thriller on national television.

The WNBA enters its second decade with lots of teams hoping for glory, some realistically, some dreamily.

For the second night in a row, the New York Liberty take things down to the wire, but this time win.

The New York Liberty earn their second win of the year, beating the Seattle Storm.

For the second straight Saturday night at home, the Washington Mystics squander a sizeable lead, but finish strong for a big win.

The Washington Mystics nearly blow a major lead earned from a sensational start, yet hold off New York and win 78-75.

The San Antonio Silver Stars improve to 12-6 with 83-75 win in Washington.

The Los Angeles Sparks may have turned their 2009 season around with a key road victory.

D.C.'s Boys And Girls Clubs get visits from the WNBA in All Star Week.

The New York Liberty put a debacle in Sacramento behind them to beat L.A.

Katie Douglas is traded to the Indiana Fever in a 3-for-1 transaction involving Tamika Whitmore.

New York City has so much to offer any tourist. For a hoops junkie however, it is a truly great place to get your fix of basketball history.

The Washington Mystics, with new head coach Jessie Kenlaw wallop the Seattle Storm 89-57.