| PLAYER | 2007 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS |
| Started in 33 of 34 games
Led the team in
scoring eight times, assists 24 times and rebounding six times
Named to
the 2007 WNBA All-Defensive Team
Ranked in Top 20 League leaders in
field goal percentage (.412), three-point field goal percentage (.407),
assists per game (4.8), steals per game (2.21) and minutes per game (34.2)
... SEASON HIGHS: Points 22, (Phoenix, 6/3); Rebounds 9, (Twice, 7/29); Assists 9, (@ Detroit, 7/6); Steals 6, (@ Los Angeles, 6/29); Blocks 2, (@ Minnesota, 6/1); FGM 7, (Three Times, 6/24); FGA 14 (@ Los Angeles, 6/29); FT 4, (Twice, 8/7); FTA 6, (Twice, 7/8); Min. 41, (@ Detroit, 7/6) ... PLAYOFFS : Averaged 10.3 points, 5.0 rebound, 5.0 assists and 2.0 steals per game against the Shock. | |
| Appeared in 29 games and started in 29
Finished the regular season as one of the WNBA's Top 20 leaders in assists
per game (2.5), field goal percentage (.424), minutes per game
(30.4) and three-point field goal percentage (.390) ...
SEASON HIGHS: Points 28, (Chicago, 5/20); Rebounds 8, (Twice, 7/29); Assists 7, (@ Detroit, 7/18); Steals 5, (@ Indiana, 6-10); Blocks 1, (Sacramento, 7/8); FGM 8, (Chicago, 5/20); FGA 16 (Chicago, 5/20); FT 5, (Chicago, 5/20); FTA 6, (Chicago, 5/20); Min. 38, (Twice, 7/18) ... PLAYOFFS: Shot 45.5 percent from the field in the three-game series versus Detroit. | |
| Appeared in 33 games and started 32
Finished the
summer in eight statistical categories of the WNBAs Top 20 leaders,
including scoring average (11.2 ppg), rebounds (4.5 rpg) and free throws
(.795)
SEASON HIGHS: Points 25, (@ Phoenix, 8/9); Rebounds 8, (Twice, 7/6); Assists 5, (@ Minnesota, 6/1); Steals 5, (@ Detroit, 7/6); Blocks 3, (@ Connecticut, 7/26); FGM 8, (@ Connecticut, 7/26); FGA 16, (@Connecticut, 6/20); FT 8, (Connecticut, 7/26); FGA 10, (Washington, 6/12); Minutes 38, (@ Chicago, 6/15) ... PLAYOFFS: Averaged a team-high 14.7ppg in the three-game series, and tied a franchise best 15 rebounds in Game One versus the Shock on August 24, 2007. | |
| Appeared and started in 34 games
Finished the
season ranked in seven statistical categories of the Top 20 league
leaders, including minutes per game (28.4), field goal percentage (.433)
and rebounds (4.5)
Was one of the Top 10 three-point shooters in the
WNBA with a 41.1-percent
Averaged a career-best 10.8 ppg ...
SEASON HIGHS: Points 31, (Houston, 7/20); Rebounds 13, (Phoenix, 6/3); Assists 5, (Washington, 5/24); Steals 3, (@ Chicago, 6/15); Blocks 3, (@ Los Angeles, 6/29); FGM 12, (Houston, 7/20); FGA 23 (Houston, 7/20); FT 6, (Washington, 5/24); FTA 6, (Four Times, 7/26); Min. 36, (Indiana, 6/1) ... PLAYOFFS: Averaged 12.7 points, 6.0 rebounds and shot 41.7 percent from beyond-the-arc in the three game series versus Detroit. | |
| Appeared in 33 games, started 23, led the team in
scoring 11 times
Named 2007 WNBA Most Improved Player
Ranked No. 1
field-goal shooter in the WNBA with a .546-percentage
Finished in five
statistical categories of the Leagues Top 20 leaders, including a
career-best scoring average (10.4), career-best in rebounds (4.8) and
career-best in free throws (.833)
SEASON HIGHS: Points 25, (@ Phoenix, 8/9); Rebounds 12, (@ Detroit, 7/6); Assists 3, (@ Houston, 8/7); Steals 4, (@ Connecticut, 7/26); Blocks 3, (Twice, 7/6); FGM 11, (@ Connecticut, 7/26); FGA 20 (@ Los Angeles, 7/21); FT 5, (Phoenix, 8/9); FTA 6, (Phoenix, 8/9); Min. 37, (Detroit, 7/18) PLAYOFFS: New Yorks second leading scorer with 14.0 ppg and 5.7 rpg in the three-game series versus Detroit. |
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