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Breanna Stewart wasn't about to let history repeat itself. In Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, Stewart propelled the New York Liberty to victory over the Minnesota Lynx, who had once again surged in the fourth quarter. Determined not to let her team fall as they had in Game 1, the two-time league MVP delivered 21 points and achieved a WNBA Finals record with seven steals, leading the Liberty to an 80-66 win on Sunday.

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LeBron James, the Los Angeles Lakers star, is gearing up for his 22nd NBA season, a historic one as he prepares to play alongside his eldest son, Bronny James. The 39-year-old athlete, who helped Team USA win Olympic gold this summer, has expressed his excitement about the prospect of sharing the court with Bronny, who was drafted by the Lakers with the 55th pick in June.

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A fresh WNBA champion is about to be crowned, as the Las Vegas Aces have been eliminated in the semifinals by the New York Liberty, who won the series 3-1. The Liberty now advance to face the Minnesota Lynx, who secured their spot by defeating the Connecticut Sun in a decisive Game 5.

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In a near-unanimous decision that surprised few, Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark was named the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year on Thursday, securing 66 of 67 possible votes. The accolade caps a transformative season for both Clark and the league, marking a new era in women's professional basketball.

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Caitlin Clark gave her all to keep the Indiana Fever in the fight for survival, but her efforts fell short. The standout rookie delivered an impressive performance, scoring 25 points and dishing out nine assists in Indiana's 87-81 defeat to the Connecticut Sun in Game 2. It was a significant improvement from her playoff debut, where she only managed 11 points, hitting just four of 17 shots.

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