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This episode discusses the iconic players and pioneers who have shaped the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) throughout its history. It focuses on the careers and legacies of influential players such as Lisa Leslie, Sheryl Swoopes, and Sue Bird, highlighting their impact on the court and their roles in advancing the league and promoting social justice. The article also touches on the WNBA's commitment to activism and its plans for future growth, ultimately celebrating the remarkable women who have made the league a thrilling and inspiring sports organization.
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