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Volume 23 No. 28
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After bubble success, can the NBA and WNBA expect to have fans at arenas next season?

By John Lombardo
August 24, 2020
The Seattle Storm and Chicago Sky both figure to be in the mix for the WNBA’s playoff picture next month. Photo: getty images The NBA and the WNBA so far have been successful in playing in their “bubble” environments as both leagues stay on track to complete their seasons by...

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