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“Every person wants to play in their hometown, whether it’s playing there for college, whatever it is.” said Loyd, who played high school ball at Niles West. “There’s always a different feel. . . . At the same time, I’ve only known the Seattle Storm my whole [WNBA career].’’

Excitement is brewing as the Atlanta Dream and the Connecticut Sun gear up for a highly anticipated rematch at Gateway Center Arena.

The deadline to negotiate long-term contracts passed without deals for Saquon Barkley and Josh Jacobs.

“To play in this game, to play with the greats, to be a championship organization, we’re going to have to keep improving,” Wade said.

With 37-points in the final round of the WNBA 3-point shooting contest, Sabrina Ionescu shattered Steph Curry's NBA record.

Brittney Griner scored 18 points, including two dunks, in her return to the All-Star Game to lead Team Stewart to a 143-127 win over Team Wilson

The Seattle Storm star’s record-setting performance powered Team Stewart over Team Wilson on Saturday.

“The general manager job became a lot more strategic, and we needed a full-time person to focus on it,’’ Engelbert said. ‘‘But, again, it’s up to the owners to decide what the structure is because we still have it together in some places.”

“Adversity is a real thing, but to not put your head down or quit says a lot,” Copper said.