| Sun extend Jones
The Connecticut Sun gave forward Asjha
Jones a three-year contract extension on Wednesday.
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| Mystics deal McWilliams-Franklin to Shock
The Washington Mystics dealt forward Taj
McWilliams-Franklin to the Detroit Shock Tuesday in exchange for forwards
Tasha Humphrey and Shay Murphy.
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| Jones, Thompson named WNBA Players of the Week
Asjha Jones of the Connecticut Sun and
Tina Thompson of the Houston Comets were selected as the WNBA's top players
for the period ending July 27.
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| Bird leads Storm past Monarchs
Sue Bird poured in 24 points on 8-of-15
shooting to lead the Seattle Storm to a 77-71 win over the Sacramento Monarchs
in the last game for both clubs before the monthlong Olympic break.
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| Fever edge Mercury
Tamika Catchings scored 25 points to lead the
Indiana Fever past the Phoenix Mercury, 88-84, in the final game before the
Olympic break for both clubs.
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| Jones and Sun dominate Mystics
Asjha Jones had a game-high 27 points to
help the Connecticut Sun to an 82-60 win over the Washington Mystics at
Verizon Center in the last game for both clubs before the monthlong Olympic
break..
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| Leslie, Parker lead Sparks over Lynx in OT
Lisa Leslie and Candace Parker each scored
23 points and recorded a double-double, as the Los Angeles Sparks needed
overtime to notch a 92-84 win over the Minnesota Lynx in the last game for
both clubs before the monthlong Olympic break.
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| Silver Stars send Shock to fourth straight loss
Becky Hammon led the way with 23 points on
9-of-18 shooting, including five three-pointers, as the San Antonio Silver
Stars topped the short-handed Detroit Shock, 76-64.
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| Christon, McCarville lead Liberty past Dream
Shameka Christon scored a game-high 24 points
and Janel McCarville added 22 points and 10 rebounds as the New York Liberty
defeated the Atlanta Dream, 86-76, in the last game for both clubs before the
monthlong Olympic break.
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| Brunson, Monarchs down Fever to win seventh straight
Rebekkah Brunson notched a double-double
with 15 points and 10 rebounds, and the Sacramento Monarchs opened up a big
first-half lead en route to a 70-62 win over the Indiana Fever.
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