Updates With Asjha

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Sun forward Asjha Jones will maintain a blog throughout the 2010 season to keep fans in the loop on what's going on with the team, herself and a variety of other topics. See what Connecticut's captain and 2009 All-Star has to say in her first installment.

Seattle Storms Past Phoenix

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The Seattle Storm opened up preseason play with a 77-58 win over the Phoenix Mercury. Seattle's Ashley Walker and Aja Parham combined for 32 points. Phoenix's Lenae Williams led all scorers with 19. Box Score

Sparks Beat China National Team

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LA's Ticha Penicheiro racked up seven assists and Rashidat Junaid led all scorers with 15 points en route to a 78-58 Sparks exhibition win over the China National Team.

Sky Tops Lynx 87-78

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Former New York teammates Shameka Christon and Cathrine Kraayeveld showed their team chemistry carried over to Chicago, as the two combined for 21 points in a 87-78 win over the Lynx. Monica Wright shot 5-for-17 from the field and led Minnesota scorers with 18 points in just over 30 minutes of court time. Sky Wins First Warm-up | Wright Shines in Debut

Happy Campers

Teams around the league kicked off training camp festivities this past weekend. Check up on your favorite team's returning players, top draft picks, coaches and camp hopefuls by browsing through photo galleries, video interviews and more.
Camps: Chicago | Indiana | Los Angeles | Minnesota | New York | Phoenix | San Antonio | Seattle | Tulsa | Washington

Minny Homecoming for Whalen

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The Lynx introduced newcomer and Minnesota native Lindsay Whalen during a Wednesday morning press conference.
More from Minnesota: Conference Video | Medical Update on Augustus and Wiggins | Lynx Finalize Camp Roster
1-on-1 with Head Coach Cheryl Reeve: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

12 Questions for 12 Teams in 2010

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There's no denying the buzz surrounding the WNBA this week as training camps get under way. Can the Mercury repeat in 2010? Will the Fever make a return to the WNBA Finals? Those are just a few questions we ask in our "12 Questions, 12 Teams" feature.

Ruth Riley: United Against Malaria

San Antonio's Ruth Riley attended the United Against Malaria events on Capitol Hill last week. Read on to see what Ruth has to say about her trip to Washington, D.C., along with some quick facts and ways you can help eliminate this disease.
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Asjha Jones Blog
Storm 77, Mercury 58 Preseason
LA Wins Preseason Opener
Sky Over Lynx 87-78
Checking In At Training Camp
Homecoming For Whalen
12 Questions 12 Teams
Ruth Riley Blogs From DC
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Tina Charles Conference Call
Tina Charles answered fan questions during the T-Mobile #1 Pick Fan Conference Call.
2010 WNBA Draft Pick 2
The Minnesota Lynx select Monica Wright from the University of Virginia.
2010 WNBA Draft Pick 11
The Indiana Fever select Jene Morris from San Diego State.
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OVERSEAS
See where WNBA players are playing around the world this offseason with our interactive map.
FREE AGENCY
Free agency is underway as teams may begin to sign players for the 2010 season. Free Agent List
WNBA DRAFT
The 2010 WNBA Draft presented by adidas was held April 8. For complete coverage of the event, click here.
T-MOBILE LOUNGE
The 2010 draftees visited the T-Mobile Stick Together Lounge to share the new with their loved ones.
PLAYER MOVEMENT
Phoenix, Chicago and New York pull off a blockbuster trade as three All-Stars land on new teams.
USA BASKETBALL
Phoenix's Candice Dupree is maintaining a blog while participating with USA Basketball in Connecticut.
WNBA STORE
VIDEO
Get ready for the upcoming WNBA season with the 2010 Tip-off Video. | More: Basketball is Basketball
FEATURES
Marion Jones joined the WNBA's Shock to begin a new chapter in her career.
> Q&A; | Video | Photos
DISPERSAL DRAFT
The Liberty selected Nicole Powell with the first pick in the Monarchs Dispersal Draft. Full Results
MERCURY WIN 2009 TITLE
MVP Diana Taurasi and the Phoenix Mercury won their second title in three years.
> Photos | Video | More
2009 AWARDS
Which players were the best of the best in 2009? See who collected the postseason awards.
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