The FIBA World Cup in Berlin has plenty of Lynx flavor with seven players representing their home countries
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Mercury notebook: Shay Ciezki leads the charge of developing young players
Plus, an update on team chemistry and which Mercury players will be in Berlin for the FIBA World Cup
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Skylar Diggins done for 2026, but confident she will be back in Chicago next season
Diggins had surgery on her knee in October 2025. She played for Unrivaled in the offseason, then became one of the Sky’s biggest offseason signings.
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No playoffs, but the Portland Fire have something to build on
Hamill: ‘There’s lots of great things that have happened’
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Sights and sounds: MVP Deja Kelly leads Charlotte to Upshot crown before electric crowd
Fulmore: ‘It’s just such a good vibe, especially for this to be the first year for this league. I’m genuinely impressed’
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‘I embraced it’: Dallas Wings’ Arike Ogunbowale finding comfort in adjusted role
Ogunbowale: ‘I know what they need from me day in and day out, and we’ve been gelling really well’
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Inside the Dream’s journey to land DeWanna Bonner
The Dream and DeWanna Bonner’s reps had been in talks over the last few years about bringing her to the team
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Indiana Fever are using day-by-day approach ahead of seeding battle in home stretch
The Indiana Fever have a lot to focus on with just a few games before the playoffs
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Jordan Horston’s defense-first journey back from injury
Horston: ‘I’m taking my time more. I’m being more present in the moment and I’m being a lot more grateful for everything’
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Chloe Bibby looks to shoot her way into Minnesota’s rotation
Reeve: ‘Chloe really has a shot-making ability from the perimeter’
