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Cappie Pondexter leads a talented group of players who are expected to vie for the 2013 WNBA MVP trophy.

Caught in a late-season slump, Washington hopes the home-court advantage at Seattle's KeyArena will help it turn things around in the Pac-12 tournament.

Charli Turner Thorne returned from a nine-month leave feeling refreshed and reinvigorated. The downside? The Sun Devils are young, inexperienced and facing their first losing season in more than a decade.

Stanford has reigned in the Pac-12 for a dozen years. Will this be the season it is knocked from the throne? Read on for our predictions for the league.

The 2012-13 season will end in New Orleans. We start off with an A through Z look at what to expect along the way.

Connecticut had the upper hand against New York in the regular season, and their first-round playoff series should be more of the same.

For three straight seasons, post Tina Charles has put up MVP-caliber numbers. But improved play from Kara Lawson, Renee Montgomery and the rest of Connecticut's backcourt has the Sun on top in the East.

After six seasons but no playoff appearances, Chicago revamped its roster. Coach Pokey Chatman hopes the experienced veterans help the Sky reach new limits.

Stanford and Cal struggled but earned their places in the Pac-12 final.

The Pac-12 is expected to announce next week new venues for its postseason basketball tournaments.

The Arizona State coach says she has figured out how to achieve balance in her life and will not lose that again. She returns to her team in April.

It's time to tip off the most exciting part of the WNBA season -- the playoffs. Who has what it takes to win a WNBA title?

Two MVP candidates collide in the WNBA playoffs as Tina Charles' Connecticut takes on Angel McCoughtry's Atlanta in the Eastern Conference semifinals.

The 2010 rookie of the year is even more comfortable in her second season, and that bodes well for the Connecticut Sun.