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Mindset Behind the Sunset: How the WNBA Closed Its CT Chapter
“This group was just a special group,” Connecticut Sun center Brittney Griner said as she looked down, reflecting on her team’s chemistry during her exit interview. “This is a special group.” Griner spent a lot of time on the bench this season due to injury. However, that did not affect the culture of the locker […] The post Mindset Behind the Sunset: How the WNBA Closed Its CT Chapter appeared first on The Lead.
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