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Aja Wilson dropped 24 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Las Vegas Aces to a 100-97 win over the Minnesota Lynx, securing the top seed in the Commissioner’s Cup with the championship set for June 30. Rookie Olivia Miles had a career-high 29 points, including 12 in the final quarter, but couldn’t overcome the Aces’ clutch free throws from Wilson and Chelsea Gray. The Lynx, riding an eight-game win streak, briefly took the lead with under a minute left, but the Aces held strong. Miles’ buzzer-beater attempt missed, sealing the victory. Both teams return Monday — Lynx host Portland, Aces face Dallas — proving this was just the beginning of a fierce playoff race.

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Caitlin Clark just dropped a sneaker-sized hint: her first Nike signature shoe, rumored to be called “Caitlin1,” might drop on October 1, 2026, after she changed her Instagram handle and posted a cryptic bracelet with the date. Fans are buzzing, especially with her Swiftie vibes and royal blue shoe teaser. Priced at $140 for adults, the wait is on — while she’s dominating the court with 20+ points per game.

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Indiana Fever roar to another win, beating the Connecticut Sun 85-75 as Caitlin Clark drops 25 points and 5 assists, while Sophie Cunningham delivers a clutch fourth-quarter performance with 11 points — including two game-sealing threes — to seal the deal. Kelsey Mitchell adds 19, and Aliyah Boston dominates with 13 points, 11 rebounds, and 5 assists. The Fever now sit just half a game behind the New York Liberty in the Eastern Conference race for the Commissioner’s Cup, with the championship set for June 30. Meanwhile, the Sun remain winless at 0-5 in the tournament.

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The New York Liberty are soaring to the top with seven straight wins and a Commissioner’s Cup final spot, fueled by Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones, while Sabally and Ionescu return to make them even more lethal. The Las Vegas Aces remain dominant thanks to A’ja Wilson’s MVP-caliber play and Chelsea Gray’s sharp shooting, despite a tough loss to Dallas. Minnesota Lynx, once No. 1, now sit at three after a rocky start but bounced back with a win over the Fire, led by rookie Olivia Miles. Atlanta Dream hold steady at four with solid defense but need offensive firepower—Brionna Jones’ return could be the game-changer. Dallas Wings, now at five, surged back with a huge win over the Aces, powered by Jessica Shepard and Arike Ogunbowale.

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The New York Liberty are back in the championship hunt after a stunning five-win streak in the Commissioner’s Cup, fueled by defensive grit and Pauline Astier’s breakout performances. They’re eyeing a home finale at Barclays Center, while A’ja Wilson dominates the league with MVP-caliber stats and player impact numbers. Meanwhile, Kelsey Plum and Kahleah Copper delivered fireworks in a high-scoring duel, each scoring over 40 — even if their teams fell short.

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Indiana Fever look to keep their Commissioner’s Cup hopes alive against the surprise Toronto Tempo, even though New York already clinched the championship spot. Caitlin Clark, back to her scoring form after a minor slump, is the key player to watch — averaging over 20 points with a hot streak including game-winners and big performances. With the Tempo’s defense ranking among the league’s worst, Clark’s projected over 19.5 points looks like a smart bet as she aims to keep her momentum alive.

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Paige Bueckers dropped a season-high 31 points as the Dallas Wings cruised to an 85-70 win over the Phoenix Mercury, with Jessica Shepard adding 17 points, 10 rebounds, and 7 assists. Dallas dominated the third quarter, outscoring Phoenix 25-16, and sealed the victory with a clutch three-point play from Li Yueru. Azzi Fudd matched Shepard’s scoring, while Phoenix’s Lexi Held led the way with 17 points. The win boosts Dallas to 8-4, while Phoenix falls to 4-10. Both teams face tough matchups Saturday—Phoenix hosts LA, Dallas travels to Portland.

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Indiana Fever crush Toronto Tempo 113-91 in a franchise-record-setting offensive explosion, fueled by Kelsey Mitchell’s 27 points, Caitlin Clark’s double-double, and Aliyah Boston’s big night. Sophie Cunningham dropped a season-high 24 points off the bench, including a third-quarter barrage. Toronto’s Laura Juskaite and Marina Mabrey couldn’t contain Indiana’s barrage, while Brittney Sykes exited with a leg injury. Fever now sit at 9-5 and host Atlanta next. Tempo fall to 7-8 after the blowout loss.

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The Commissioner’s Cup Championship is heating up as the New York Liberty and Las Vegas Aces clash in a rematch of past battles—both teams undefeated in Cup play, led by stars like Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones, and A’ja Wilson. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Dream quietly surge with Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese, while teams like Indiana, Connecticut, and Seattle struggle with consistency. Dallas and LA Sparks, however, are thriving thanks to breakout performances and team chemistry, proving the Cup isn’t just about seeding—it’s about who’s ready to win it all.

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The Golden State Valkyries steamroll to their third straight win, crushing the Los Angeles Sparks 78-58 as Gabby Williams and Kaila Charles lead the charge with clutch scoring and all-around play. The Sparks’ offense sputtered, with key stars barely registering double digits, while Cameron Brink’s late-game ankle scare has fans on edge—though she’s being evaluated, the team remains optimistic. The Valkyries dominated from the opening tip, outscoring their rivals 25-10 in the first quarter and never looking back. Meanwhile, Kate Martin got a rousing ovation in her return to Chase Center, and both teams gear up for Wednesday’s matchups: Sparks host Minnesota, Valkyries welcome Dallas.

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