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Caitlin Clark's fame is currently boosting attention for the WNBA. Many people are curious about how her stardom will affect the league's popularity.
A co-owner of the Washington Mystics expressed frustration about Caitlin being recognized as Athlete of the Year instead of highlighting the whole WNBA. This might reflect deeper racial issues in the league.
The culture around the WNBA feels different compared to other sports leagues, and there's concern that the excitement around Caitlin Clark could be negatively impacted by the league's current dynamics.

NWSL playoffs are intense with close standings and top teams securing byes.
WNBA Finals are exciting, hoping for a longer series with Las Vegas Aces and New York Liberty.
WNBA expands to the Bay Area, with a new team set to start playing in 2025.

The podcast discusses WNBA semifinals and gymnastics world championships
Alexa Philippou from ESPN talks about WNBA semifinals and upcoming matches
Nancy Armour gives insight on non-Simone Biles members of Team USA and gymnastics world championships

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Steph Talbot made a strong comeback to basketball after recovering from an ACL injury.
During her recovery, Talbot focused on improving her strength and basketball skills.
Talbot is determined to excel in the upcoming WNBA season and aims to represent Australia in the Paris Olympics.