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Bill Haas' amazing golf weekend leads Page 2's Power Rankings.

Most people know Candace Parker can dunk. She was the first female to do it in an NCAA tournament game, and had been dunking since high school. Most people know Parker, who stands 6-foot-4, can play. In 2008, she became the first player in the WNBA...

UConn's Geno Auriemma, Maya Moore discuss women's sports.

University of Connecticut women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma and Maya Moore, his former star player and the No. 1 pick in the recent WNBA draft, stopped by ESPN's Bristol, Conn., campus Tuesday to make the rounds as ESPN launched its new espnW.co...

Sue Bird of the WNBA Seattle Storm dishes on playing in Russia, "Twilight" and Dave Chappelle.

Scoop Jackson and Paul Lukas debate whether or not ads on uniforms would bring the North American sports world to its knees.

What does the WNBA's Phoenix Mercury sponsorship deal mean in the world of uniforms?

The Seattle Storm may have played their final game in Seattle Friday night, but Jim Caple desperately hopes that's not the case.

Scoop Jackson looks at the hard times of Latasha Byears, an openly gay basketball player trying to rejoin the WNBA.

Readers say their piece on what they thought of Bill Simmons and his take on the WNBA.

Readers say their piece on what they thought of Bill Simmons and his take on the WNBA.

Graham Hays says the WNBA is just another league -- and another business -- trying to make it. Nothing more, nothing less.

It isn't that Bill Simmons wants the WNBA to fail, he just want the league to leave him alone.

Richard Lapchick has the numbers: The NBA and WNBA lead the way in the push for diversity in hiring practices.

The Readers' defend the WNBA

Before the NBA Finals kicks off, the Sports Guy breaks down who has the highest trade value in the league.