Mon. May 14 2 games

FINAL

CHI89
NYL57

FINAL

CON64
WAS83

Tue. May 15 1 games

FINAL

CHI61
MIN82

Fri. May 18 1 games

10:00 PM ET

LAS
SEA
NBA TV

Sat. May 19 4 games

4:00 PM ET

CON
NYL

7:00 PM ET

ATL
IND
LIVEACCESS

7:00 PM ET

CHI
WAS
LIVEACCESS

8:00 PM ET

SAN
TUL
LIVEACCESS

Sun. May 20 2 games

12:30 PM ET

PHO
MIN
ABC

5:00 PM ET

NYL
CON
LIVEACCESS

Tue. May 22 3 games

10:30 PM ET

SEA
LAS
LIVEACCESS

7:00 PM ET

MIN
NYL
LIVEACCESS

8:00 PM ET

PHO
TUL
LIVEACCESS

Daily Dozen: Indiana Fever

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Seen here as all smiles, Briann January and Tamika Catchings hold the key for the Indiana Fever this year. In our ninth installment of our Daily Dozen team preview series, we examine the Fever and how they can get just one more win this season. Read More
>> Daily Dozen: Chicago | Connecticut | Minnesota | New York | Phoenix | San Antonio | Tulsa | Washington

Mystics Rout Sun

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Crystal Langhorne posted 18 points, 13 rebounds and five assists as the Mystics dominated the Sun 83-64 at home on Monday. Monique Currie scored a game-high 19 points for Washington. Asjha Jones scored 17 points for the Sun. Game Info | Box Score
>> Sky Dominate Liberty

Daily Dozen: New York Liberty

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Our Daily Dozen team preview series heads to the Big Apple. After a strong playoff run last year, the New York Liberty are looking to build on their solid foundation. Stacking their team with big defensive players is their strategy for winning this season. Read More
>> Daily Dozen: Chicago | Connecticut | Minnesota | Phoenix | San Antonio | Tulsa | Washington

US Women Cruise Past China

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Tamika Catchings' 19 points, along with four other players in double figures, led the US Women's National Team to an impressive 100-62 win over China in an exhibition game Saturday in Seattle. Recap | Box Score | Photo Gallery | Quotes | Video: Bird, Cash and Auriemma Postgame >> More: US Team Gathers for Training Camp | Video: Auriemma at US Camp

Daily Dozen: San Antonio

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At 6-foot-1, Sophia Young led the San Antonio Silver Stars in rebounding last season. With a talented group of guards, San Antonio is a few rebounders away - it finished last in rebounding margin in 2011 - from becoming a major contender in the West. Read More
>> Daily Dozen: Chicago | Connecticut | Minnesota | Phoenix | San Antonio | Tulsa | Washington

Picture This!

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Check out some of the best photo from Media Days from around the WNBA. So far the Fever, Lynx, Mystics, Sun, Sky and Dream have posed for the cameras. Check back over the next few days as more teams are added. View Photos

WNBA Cares Week

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In celebration of the WNBA’s 16th season, the league, its teams and its players will give back to their communities with special events and activities throughout the country. During the week of May 11, WNBA Teams will join community members and partners to support health, education, and awareness programs. >> More: Stars Embrace Cares | HuffPost.com: WNBA Cares Week
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Indiana Fever Team Preview
Preseason Action WAS 83, CON 64
New York Liberty Team Preview
US Women Win Exhibition vs China
Silver Stars Team Preview
US Women Camp Geno, Bird, Seattle
Media Day Photos Around the WNBA
WNBA Cares Health and Wellness
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The top performers in the WNBA from the 2011 season have been announced, led by MVP Tamika Catchings.
The Top 15 Moments in WNBA History as voted on by the fans have been revealed. Watch them all now.
The Top 15 Players in WNBA history were announced during halftime of the 2011 WNBA All-Star Game. Photos | Video | Roundtable
The Dream are in the Finals for the second time in two years. Check out their road back to the Finals. Photos | Video
The Lynx are in the Finals for the first time in team history. Check out the key moments that got them there. Photos | Video
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Working Mother celebrates the most powerful mothers in a variety of professional fields, including WNBA athletes.