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Is defending WNBA champion Indiana the favorite in the Eastern Conference? Mechelle Voepel and Michelle Smith debate it out.

In a city rich with basketball history, women's basketball has struggled to sustain popularity in Chicago. The additions of two prominent names could change that.

Story Time is a new fixture of TrueHoop TV. We are used to having interesting basketball people offer opinions and insight. This is their chance to simply tell a good story. Thrilled to kick off the series with the great Tamika Catchings of the In...

No one wants to see one of the league's top players miss an entire season. But sitting out 2013 -- even if it leaves Seattle scrambling right now for what appears to be a very competitive Western Conference race -- just might be exactly what Lauren Jackson needs.

Tamika Catchings will help Indiana try to defend its WNBA title.

Not everything as a Lady Vol has played out the way Taber Spani expected. But after fighting through injuries and drawing strength from her faith, the senior wouldn't change anything about her time at Tennessee.

Whether they played for Pat Summitt in the 1970s or were born long after she won her first NCAA title, Tennessee's alumni share a rich history, tradition and unique bond.

Some holiday cheer to our sports stars -- from Brittney Griner to Serena Williams to McKayla Maroney to Tamika Catchings -- who gave us plenty of moments to remember in 2012.

The Indiana Fever and their fans didn't let a little rain ruin their celebration of the WNBA championship.

When the playoffs opened, not many were picking Indiana to knock off the top team from each division en route to the WNBA championship. But odds were beaten, twists and turns were navigated, and in the end, the Fever got their fairy tale ending.

After the Fever won their first WNBA title Sunday, it seemed like universally beloved Tamika Catchings' moment. But Indiana's championship run was the result of many key moments from Catchings and all her teammates.

Tamika Catchings scored 25 points to help the Indiana Fever win their first WNBA championship with an 87-78 victory over the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday night.

Universally beloved and hard-working Tamika Catchings won the admiration of her fellow competitors a long time ago. Sunday, she won the missing piece to complete her brilliant career.

Cut from the Australian national team before the Olympics, Erin Phillips became all the more determined to help Indiana win its first WNBA title.

The Fever have been here before. Indiana had a chance to win the WNBA title in 2009, but lost Game 4 at home and Game 5 in Phoenix.

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