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Diana Taurasi knew how to rile up the already raucous crowd of about 1,000, many dressed in purple and orange. "Personally, in my career, any other championship, nothing can compare, hands down," the WNBA MVP said Monday night at a rally in the entrance to U.S. Airways Center to honor the Phoenix Mercury's second WNBA championships in three years. Taurasi, the league's leading scorer during the regular season, was named MVP of the finals after scoring 26 points in Game 5, a 94-86 victory for the Mercury on Friday night over Eastern Conference champion Indiana. The Mercury also needed five games to beat Detroit ... Read Full Story
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Cappie Pondexter scored 22 points and the Phoenix Mercury beat the Indiana Fever 90-77 in Game 4 of the WNBA finals on Wednesday night to avoid elimination. Penny Taylor added 17 points for the Mercury while Diana Taurasi and Tangela Smith each scored 16 to even the series 2-2 and force Game 5 Friday in Phoenix. Tamika Catchings led Indiana with 24 points and 12 rebounds and Ebony Hoffman added 17 points. All-Star Katie Douglas, who was hoping to celebrate a clinching win in her hometown, scored seven points on 2-for-14 shooting. The Fever had the homecourt, an active sellout crowd and local celebrities ... Read Full Story
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Diana Taurasi scored 30 points and keyed a tiebreaking run in the fourth quarter to help the Phoenix Mercury advance to the Western Conference finals with a 100-92 victory over the San Antonio Silver Stars in Game 3 of their opening round series Monday night. Taurasi and Tangela Smith each scored five points during the Mercurys 14-4 run that gave Phoenix an 86-76 lead with 5:14 remaining. Taurasi also finished with six assists. The top-seeded Mercury will open the West finals against the Los Angeles Sparks at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion on Wednesday night. Becky Hammon led the Silver Stars with 29 points while Vickie ... Read Full Story
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Amber Holt scored 11 of her 18 points in the fourth quarter and overtime and the Connecticut Sun kept their playoffs hopes alive with an 88-85 victory over the New York Liberty on Friday night. The loss eliminated New York (12-19) from playoff contention. Anete Jekabsone-Zogota tied her career high with 23 points and had seven rebounds and four assists for the Sun (15-17). Holt added six rebounds and five assists, and Lindsay Whalen had 16 points, seven assists and five rebounds. Shameka Christon led New York with 22 points, and Essence Carson had 16. Connecticut trailed by nine points with 4:49 left in ... Read Full Story
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The Detroit Shock aren't giving up on the season quite yet. The defending WNBA champs beat the San Antonio Silver Stars 99-84 Sunday night — their second win in as many nights as they struggle to make the playoffs. "We've dug ourselves a hole, and we've got a lot of work to do if we even want to sniff the playoffs," said Katie Smith, who led Detroit with a season-high 31 points. "We're going to try to at least make it exciting." Smith also led the Shock with 17 points in Saturday's win at Chicago. Detroit (11-14) is a game behind Chicago and Washington ... Read Full Story
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The Monarchs won the second overall selection in the WNBA draft after being aced out of the top pick during the draft lottery today. The Monarchs, who had the worst record in the WNBA last season at 12-22, lost the top pick to the Minnesota Lynx. The Lynx, who were 14-20 last season, won the lottery with a pick they received in a three-player trade with the New York Liberty. The Connecticut Sun earned the No. 3 pick, followed by...  
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2009 WNBA Finals MVP Diana Taurasi celebrates the Mercury's second WNBA title in three years. Bill Baptist/NBAE/Getty Images PHOENIX, AZ, October 9, 2009 -- It was only fitting that in a WNBA Finals many regarded as the finest in the league’s 13 ...  
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For the fifth time in team history, the Monarchs will have the second overall pick of the 2010 WNBA draft. Coach and general manager John Whisenant just hopes to draft a player who will be as good as some of their prior No. 2 picks. "We would have liked to have No. 1 and been in the catbird seat, but in the end it might not make much difference," said Whisenant. The Minnesota Lynx will have the first pick of the April draft and...  
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The Minnesota Lynx get the first pick in the WNBA Draft in April, which means they will have the first chance to take UConn's Tina Charles, which means UConn could have a new Midwest branch with Tina, Renee Montgomery and Charde Houston all on the same team. The Lynx won the first pick in the 2010 WNBA Draft by winning the draft lottery. The Connecticut Sun, who finished out of the playoffs for the first time ever, will pick third. Just click...  
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