Schedule, times, TV for WNBA teams
The WNBA season continues with high-profile teams like the Las Vegas Aces and New York Liberty competing for the title. The league is currently operating under a new collective bargaining agreement as it gains increased popularity.
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Reflects the growing commercial and cultural significance of women's professional sports in the United States.
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The Las Vegas Aces will be looking to run it back as defending champs with the reigning MVP, A'ja Wilson, leading the way. Lots of other contenders hope to have something to say about that including the Atlanta Dream, New York Liberty and Indiana Fever. The Fever, who were without floor leader Caitlin Clark for much of last season, are fully healthy. The Liberty, who were also bitten by the injury bug last season, already have Sabrina Ionesco on the sidelines after she rolled her ankle in a preseason game against the Connecticut Sun.
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