2013 WNBA.com GM Survey

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The Phoenix Mercury, with No. 1 overall draft pick Brittney Griner, Diana Taurasi and Candice Dupree, collected 33 percent of the votes as the team most likely to win the WNBA Finals presented by Boost Mobile in the 11th annual WNBA.com GM Survey.
Season Predictions | Best Players | Offseason Moves | Rookies, International | Defense | Top Coaches | Miscellaneous

Diggins' Diary: Follow My Lead

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In our second edition of our season-long series called Diggins' Digital Diary, Skylar talks about some of the positive influences in her life that have shaped her into the role model she is today, a position she has been playing much of her life. Go to the Diary
>> Diary: 5/13: Welcome to the Pros >> Video: Tulsa Intros Diggins | Goodbye to South Bend | Diggins at OKC

Donate to Tornado Relief

The NBA Family’s thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families following the destruction in the Midwest. Join us in support of the American Red Cross. Donations can be made at www.redcross.org or text REDCROSS to 90999.
American Red Cross | WNBA Cares Week | Maya on WNBA Cares | Swin's Inspiration | NBA Cares Home | InspireWall

Griner Leads Mercury in Debut

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Brittney Griner made a big impression with an 18-point, eight-rebound debut performance for the Phoenix Mercury in an 87-64 win over the Japanese National Team. Candice Dupree added 14 points. Game Info | Box Score | Video: See Griner Debut
More Griner >>> Kareem and Brittney | View Gallery | 3 to See | Griner and LeBron | Griner's NYT Essay

Mystics Preview: Reason to Smile

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It's been a tough run of late in Washington. But with a dynamic new rookie in town (maybe two!) and some other fresh faces set to join forces with Crystal Langhorne & Co, things are looking up in DC. Read More | Seattle Storm Preview
>> Griner Leads Mercury in Debut | Tulsa Tops L.A. | WNBA Cares Week | Diggins' Digital Diary | InspireWall

Seattle Storm Season Preview

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With legendary veterans like Sue Bird and Lauren Jackson out for the year with injuries, it's going to be up to experienced players like Tanisha Wright (above) to perform for the Seattle Storm to compete in a stacked Western Conference. Read More
>> Griner Leads Mercury in Debut | Tulsa Tops L.A. | WNBA Cares Week | Diggins' Digital Diary | InspireWall

Video: Lessons From A Legend

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Two game-changing centers from different generations -- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Brittney Griner -- talked basketball at Mercury training camp this week. Today Griner will make her WNBA preseason debut in Phoenix. View Gallery
espnW: Griner-Baylor | Video: Griner's First Practice | 3 to See | Griner, LeBron | Griner NYT Essay | It Gets Better

Johnson Leads Shock Over Sparks

Glory Johnson scored 22 points and grabbed seven rebounds as the Tulsa Shock topped the Los Angeles Sparks 82-67 at UC Riverside on Sunday. Kristi Tolliver scored 11 points and handed out three assists and Candace Parker added eight points and seven rebounds in the final preseason tune-up for both teams. GAME INFO | BOX SCORE

Lynx Start Bid to Regain Title

The Minnesota Lynx opened their preseason Saturday with a 74-57 victory over the Mystics. Maya Moore added 10 points and six steals to Monica Wright's team-high 16 points. Kia Vaughn led the Mystics with 10 points. Game Info | Maya on WNBA Cares
Video: Kareem Teaches Griner Before Debut | espnW: Griner-Baylor | Video: Griner's First Practice | 3 to See

WNBA Cares Week

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To start the WNBA’s 17th season, the league, its teams and players will join community members and partners in a series of events and community activities to celebrate WNBA Cares Week beginning on May 17 and featuring efforts to inspire youth and promote health and wellness. More: Maya Moore on WNBA Cares | Swin Cash Gets Inspired Too | Lawson Wins Staley Award

Cambage Returns to Tulsa

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The Tulsa Shock has announced center Elizabeth Cambage will be returning to Tulsa for the 2013 season. Cambage has previously stated that she would not be returning this year. Cambage is expected to be in Tulsa next week. Read More
>> More: Tulsa Home | Cambage Supernatural Profile | Diggins' Digital Diary >> Prince to Miss Games in 2013

Delle Donne Scores 17 In Debut

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Elena Delle Donne scored a game-high 17 points in her preseason debut, helping her Chicago Sky over the New York Liberty 85-67. In other action, the Mystics and rookie Emma Meeseman defeated Brazil 71-56 and the Silver Stars topped the Fever 64-58.
VIDEO: Delle Donne Workout | Elena Moves Out | Chicago Arrival | Presser | Draft Night | 3 to See | Bird Surgery

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Diggins' Digital Diary Skylar As A Role Model

Tornado Relief Donate to Red Cross

Griner's Debut PHX 87, JPN 64

Washington Mystics Season Preview

Seattle Storm 2013 Preview

Kareem and Griner Video of the Meeting

Sunday's Matinee Shock Top Sparks

Lynx Open Preseason MIN 74, WAS 57

WNBA Cares Week Tips Off May 17

Liz Cambage Returns to Tulsa

Elena Delle Donne EDD Hits Chicago

Preseason: Sun vs. Lynx
Tan White scores 12 points, Ashley Walker adds a double-double as the Sun defeat the Lynx.

All-Access: Moore in Lynx Practice
Minnesota's Maya Moore is hard at work getting ready for the season.

All-Access: Diggins in Shock Practice
Rookie Skylar DIggins is already a vocal leader for the Tulsa Shock.
See Griner Dunk!
Brittney Griner is ready for the Phoenix Mercury's season opener.

Dggins Dance Moves
Tulsa Shock’s newest member Skylar Diggins shows off her dance moves.

Griner Reacts to LeBron Video
Mercury center Brittney Griner reacts to a message from NBA All-Star LeBron James.