The Dallas Wings chose All-American guard Paige Bueckers of UConn with the No. 1 overall selection in Monday night's WNBA Draft in New York.
One-time WNBA MVP Tina Charles has made her free agency decision, returning to the Connecticut Sun on a one-year contract. This move marks a significant moment for both Charles and the Sun as they look to build on their competitive roster for the upcoming season.
Tina Charles has agreed to sign a one-year deal with the Connecticut Sun, according to ESPN’s Alexa Philippou. Charles, an eight-time All-Star, two-time
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One game was played on Friday in the round before the international break and Tina Charles led Fenerbahce to an 80-66 win. Saturday’s schedule was short Zonguldak’s game against Cukurova, but it started with Courtney Hurt and Shyla Heal pacing Tarsus in a 104-89 win over Li Yueru, Kayana Traylor, and Bodrum.
The postseason loss puts the Dream on the brink. The Atlanta Dream came into Sunday afternoon having just beaten the New York Liberty at their house on Thursday to finally secure their place in the playoffs.
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The former UConn star made history twice in the regular season finale. Tina Charles made history twice on Thursday night, becoming the WNBA’s all-time rebounds and double-doubles in the Atlanta Dream’s regular season finale.
Tina Charles collected 10 points and 10 rebounds to become the WNBA's all-time leader in rebounding and double-doubles as the visiting Atlanta Dream clinched the final playoff spot with a 78-67 victory over the league-leading New York Liberty on Thursday night.
Atlanta Dream center Tina Charles has solidified her place among the all-time WNBA greats.
Tina Charles of the Atlanta Dream became the WNBA's all-time leading rebounder on Thursday night. The 13-year WNBA veteran grabbed three rebounds during the first quarter of the regular-season finale against one of her former teams, the host New York Liberty, to surpass Sylvia Fowles with 4,007 rebounds and counting for her career.
Tina Charles, the all-time scoring leader for the New York Liberty, is on the verge of becoming the WNBA's all-time leader in double-doubles. Five years after her final game for the Liberty, Charles attempts to reach the milestone and help the Atlanta Dream clinch the final playoff spot in Thursday's visit to New York.
Jordin Canada scored a team-high 18 points, leading the host Atlanta Dream to an 86-70 win over the Chicago Sky on Tuesday night. Tina Charles added 16 points and a game-high 14 rebounds as Atlanta (14-25) won its second straight game.
On Tuesday night, the Chicago Sky will clash with the Atlanta Dream at the Gateway Center Arena for some WNBA action. The Chicago Sky are fifth in the Eastern Conference with an overall 13-25 record.
Atlanta's Tina Charles poured in 20 points and Naz Hillmon hit a go-ahead basket in overtime as the Dream pulled out a 76-73 victory against the host Washington Mystics on Sunday afternoon in a game with significant playoff implications.
Gateway Center Arena will host a WNBA showdown between the Washington Mystics and the Atlanta Dream this Friday night. The Washington Mystics are last in the Eastern Conference, and 10th overall with 12-24.
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Battling through a night of offensive woes from both teams, Tina Charles recorded a double-double (17 rebounds, 12 points) and moved up the WNBA’s all-time leaderboard in scoring as the Atlanta Dream were able to beat the Phoenix Mercury 72-63 on Wednesday.
Only one player in WNBA history has scored more points than Atlanta Dream center Tina Charles.
Tina Charles is moving up the WNBA's all-time scoring list. Friday night, the Atlanta Dream star climbed into third place on the league's scoring list, passing Indiana Fever legend Tamika Catchings.
Tina Charles recorded 20 points and 11 rebounds to help the Atlanta Dream hold off the Los Angeles Sparks 87-74 Sunday afternoon at College Park, Ga. Allisha
Rhyne Howard's game-high 25 points paced four Atlanta scorers in double figures, Tina Charles recorded a double-double in her return to the WNBA after missing the 2023 season, and the visiting Dream surged past the Los Angeles Sparks 92-81 in Wednesday's season opener for both teams in Long Beach, Calif.
The Atlanta Dream signed veteran center Tina Charles and guard Aerial Powers on Thursday amid a flurry of transactions around the league on the first day of WNBA free agency.
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Former WNBA MVP and eight-time All-Star Tina Charles is mutually parting ways with the Phoenix Mercury after only 16 games played.
One day after acquiring one-time All-Star Diamond DeShields in a three-team trade with the Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever, the WNBA's Phoenix Mercury made arguably the biggest free agent signing of the offseason thus far.
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Charles wasn't able to make her debut for the Mystics during the 2020 WNBA season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The one-time WNBA MVP and the Mystics will look to right that wrong this year.
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