“When we bought the team four years ago, they were playing at Westchester County Center to a crowd of 2,000.” - owner Clara Tsai
Last night, the New York Liberty won their first WNBA title in front of 18,000 fans at Barclays Center.
Wednesday night's Game 3 matchup on ESPN between #LIGHTITUPNYL & #LynxRecognize was the most-viewed #WNBAFinals game EVER on cable
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UConn star @paigebueckers1 has teamed up with @SFMOMA to promote a new sports and arts exhibit called Get in the Game. The exhibit on sports, arts, and culture explores the amazing impact of sports on contemporary culture.
“I’ve always said that I think basketball is another form of art, just the way people move, the way they’re creative. Basketball is expression, through creativity and instinct – finding different ways to get the ball in the basket, so it was a blessing and honor to help invite people to experience an exhibition at SFMOMA that celebrates the intersection of art and sport.”
Opening on October 19th, the exhibition will highlight 70 artists and designers who are drawn to the drama of sports and the drive of athletes. Within the exhibition are several compelling artworks highlighting the incredible achievements of Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Colin Kaepernick, Diana Nyad, Venus Williams, and Zinedine Zidane.
So fired up about @AUProSports new merch collab with @RefriedApparel to create tote and duffel bags out of upcycled materials. Sustainable women’s sports fan fashion: https://t.co/0ooFOvjEjm
Introducing the Athletes Unlimited Softball League 🥎
Launching in 2025, the #AUSL will feature four teams playing a 30-game season (60 total games) in a traditional format.
More info 👉 https://t.co/K3Dl7Um5qY
This stat from the @justwsports newsletter 👀👀👀
"Sales from the WNBA's official online store are up 2260% since April's draft, blowing past the TOTAL SALES FIGURE for the ENTIRE 2023 season, per the league."
https://t.co/mxGVV0MUbE
Jocelyn Alo—softball's all-time home run champion—has signed a one-month contract to play with the Savannah Bananas.
She’s the first woman ever to sign a deal to play Banana ball.