On Monday, the Washington Mystics announced that they had waived Jaylyn Agnew and Sug Sutton, their two picks in the 2020 WNBA Draft.
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If you turned on a random game during the college season, the odds were good that a WNBA coach would be on the broadcast.
Wednesdays are officially the best day of the week for Mystics fans. The Mystics announced that they would air video-game simulations of Mystics games.
Washington Mystics star Elena Delle Donne has devoted some of her free time to a YouTube channel she launched on April 24.
As Erica McCall looks to take the next step as a professional, she can look to her sister DeWanna Bonner, accomplished WNBA pro.
Instead of gathering in person to prepare for the 2020 season, the Washington Mystics players met up virtually to relive their 2019 WNBA championship.
On Friday night, the Dallas Wings selected Princeton's Bella Alarie with the fifth pick in the WNBA Draft, closing the books on Alarie’s college career.
Upon learning that she had been drafted by the Washington Mystics, Creighton’s Jaylyn Agnew couldn’t wait to meet her new teammates.
The Washington Mystics’ trade for Tina Charles on Wednesday sent a message to the rest of the league: the path to a championship runs through us.
Looking back on her high school basketball career, Princeton senior Taylor Baur said with a laugh, “I couldn't shoot at all!”
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