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(Left to right) Armintie Price, Jessica Davenport, Noelle Quinn and Lindsey Harding were the top four selections in the 2007 WNBA Draft in Cleveland.
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WNBA Draft 2007
Though the major trades ruled the day, there were plenty of big-time prospects to be had at the 2007 WNBA Draft in Cleveland.
Complete Draft board | Photos, video from the day
McMenamin's analysis | A day in the life of a pick
Lynx forward Tamika Williams' live draft chat
2006 WNBA Draft | 2005 WNBA Draft | 2004 WNBA Draft


WNBA at NBA All-Star 2007
From Swin Cash leading Detroit to victory in the Haier Shooting Stars event to Nykesha Sales, Candice Dupree and others making appearances at schools and clinics, WNBA stars played a major role in the NBA All-Star week in Las Vegas.
Detroit motors to Shooting Stars title | Photos
West tops East in Celebrity Game | Photo gallery
Chat with Lisa Leslie and Temeka Johnson
More photos: Player portraits | In the community
Q&A's: Kendra Wecker | Candice Dupree | Nykesha Sales
2006: Houston | 2005: Denver | 2004: Los Angeles


Sting Dispersal Draft
The Chicago Sky selected Monique Currie as the top pick in the Charlotte Sting Dispersal Draft. The Lynx chose Tangela Smith while forward Janel McCarville went third to the Liberty. Helen Darling and Kelly Mazzante round out the top five.
Photos | Player and team analysis| 2006 Sting stats
Teams analysis: Indiana | Minnesota | Seattle
Phoenix Mercury win 2007 WNBA Draft Lottery


2006 World Championships
Many of the best WNBA players represented their countries at the 2006 FIBA World Championship in Brazil as Australia won the gold medal and the U.S. took home bronze.
USA Quotes | Australia Quotes


2006 Playoffs and Finals
The Detroit Shock defeated the Sacramento Monarchs in the first ever Finals Game Five to win the 2006 WNBA Championship and was named Finals MVP.
2005 Playoffs and Finals | Awards
2004 Playoffs | Finals | Awards


2006 WNBA All-Star Game
The 2006 WNBA All-Star Game took over New York's Madison Square Garden as MVP Katie Douglas and the Eastern Conference finally stymied the West, 98-82, its first win in seven games.
2005 All-Star Game
2004: The Game at Radio City
Offseason News
Becky Hammon dealt to San Antonio
Michael Cooper returns to Sparks
Van Chancellor, Jody Conradt honored
Currie goes first in Dispersal Draft
Comets hire Karleen Thompson as coach
Hilton Koch: New owner in Houston
2007 All-Star Game headed to Washington D.C.
Van Chancellor steps down | Photos
Charlotte Smith retires
Offseason Player Movement
Players overseas list
New ownership in Los Angeles
Bo Overton named head coach of Sky
Fever re-sign Brian Winters as head coach
Monarchs name Boucek head coach
The Staley Community Leadership Award
Offseason Features
Games to watch in 2007
2006 Photo of the Year
WNBA player businesses
Ruth Riley finds hope in Africa
Coaches prepare for 2007
Vickie Johnson: a true pioneer
Tamecka Dixon interns with the NBA | Photos
Making Her Point: Amber Jacobs
2006 Season In Review
2006 Season Review
2006 Award Winners
2006 rookie photo gallery
Top plays of the season
Top Headlines
WNBA All-Decade Team
2006 In-Season Features
Today in the WNBA
Player of the Week
Power Rankings
Notes & Quotes
By the Numbers
Hannspree Performer
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