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OHSportsFan
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Funny enough I was talking Jacy up to my friends at the first Fever/Sun game we went to (different seats). She’s got on/off court game for sure.
The wife probably would have been dragging me out by my ear if she was there but I resisted the urge to be a complete fanboy. Played it cool, I think
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She's got Bueckers tonight. Tough freaking gig but she's playing well and scoring more too.Funny enough I was talking Jacy up to my friends at the first Fever/Sun game we went to (different seats). She’s got on/off court game for sure.
The wife probably would have been dragging me out by my ear if she was there but I resisted the urge to be a complete fanboy. Played it cool, I think
The switches are getting Bueckers most of her looks because Jacy has been locked in.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
WNBA Reveals Its Timeline, Locations for Three Expansion Teams
Three current NBA cities, two of which previously served as home to WNBA franchises, will add teams in the next few years.The WNBA is on the rise, with the league set to embark on significant expansion over the next few years. On Monday, commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced the next three cities to land franchises: Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia.
Cleveland will join the league in 2028, followed by Detroit in '29 and Philadelphia in '30. The three franchises will grow the league to 18 teams, with six new franchises joining between 2025 and '30. The Golden State Valkyries are currently playing their inaugural season, while the Toronto Tempo and Portland's currently unnamed WNBA franchise will begin play next summer.
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The price of a WNBA franchise has surged as the league continues to grow in both popularity and scope, with the three new ownership groups paying $250 million to launch the teams, around five times as much as the Valkyries paid to begin play this season, per the AP.
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