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  • With Laimbeer as coach, retooled Liberty excited

    One week into their first training camp under Bill Laimbeer, the New York Liberty are full of excitement and optimism.


  • Clemens isn't 1st older athlete to compete

    When 50-year-old Roger Clemens pitches for the Sugar Land Skeeters on Saturday night, he'll join a line of athletes who competed when they were closer to their getting their AARP cards than being in their physical prime.


  • Former NBA player Awvee Storey Storey is a player personnel manager for the Mystics. (Associated Press)

    Player personnel position in WNBA is a new chapter for Awvee Storey

    Awvee Storey is a familiar presence on the Verizon Center practice court. Years ago, he was guarding his NBA teammates Gilbert Arenas and Caron Butler. Today, he's running drills with Mystics guards Jasmine Thomas and Shannon Bobbitt.


  • Women call the shots at WNBA finals

    The two coaches stalked up and down the sideline in Game 1 of the WNBA finals, barking out instructions to players, snapping at officials and calling the shots at the game's most crucial moments.


  • Sports Briefs

    The Washington Mystics announced Tuesday the addition of guard/forward Sequoia Holmes and forward Angel Robinson to the Mystics roster. Both are currently playing in Europe.


  • For Teasley, an age-old routine

    Although only 28 years old, several of Nikki Teasley's Washington Mystics teammates joke about her being an "old lady."


  • For Teasley, an age-old routine

    Although only 28 years old, several of Nikki Teasley's Washington Mystics teammates joke about her being an "old lady."


  • Mystics put victory on board in first game after All-Star break

    The Washington Mystics would like to pretend they are undefeated. Mystics coach Tree Rollins wrote 0-0 on the board earlier this week, hoping his team could start the second half of the season with a clean slate.


  • Mystics put victory on board in first game after All-Star break

    The Washington Mystics would like to pretend they are undefeated. Mystics coach Tree Rollins wrote 0-0 on the board earlier this week, hoping his team could start the second half of the season with a clean slate.


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