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How to Watch the WNBA Today | September 1

Published 9:48 pm Saturday, August 31, 2024

How to Watch the WNBA Today | September 1

Today’s WNBA slate features five games, including the matchup between the Seattle Storm and Connecticut Sun.

The WNBA is streaming on Fubo, Paramount+ and Prime Video this season – use our links so you don’t miss any of the action! Sign up for WNBA League Pass to get access to live out-of-market games and tons of WNBA content.

How to Watch Today’s WNBA Games

Seattle Storm at Connecticut Sun

How to Watch

  • TV Channel: NBA TV, NBCS-BOS, FOX13+, and Amazon Prime Video
  • Live Stream: Watch this game on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply)
  • Live Stream: Watch this game on Prime Video (Regional restrictions may apply)
  • Game Time: 1:00 PM ET
  • Venue: Mohegan Sun Arena
  • Location: Uncasville, Connecticut

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Chicago Sky at Minnesota Lynx

How to Watch

  • TV Channel: BSNX and The U
  • Live Stream: Watch this game on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply)
  • Game Time: 3:00 PM ET
  • Venue: Target Center
  • Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota

Indiana Fever at Dallas Wings

How to Watch

  • TV Channel: NBA TV, BSSWX, and BSIN
  • Live Stream: Watch this game on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply)
  • Game Time: 4:00 PM ET
  • Venue: College Park Center
  • Location: Arlington, Texas

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Las Vegas Aces at Phoenix Mercury

How to Watch

  • TV Channel: AZFamily, Mercury Live, and Silver State Sports &…

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How to Watch the WNBA Today

How to Watch the WNBA Today | September 1

Published 9:48 pm Saturday, August 31, 2024

How to Watch the WNBA Today | September 1

Today’s WNBA schedule features five contests, including a matchup between the Seattle Storm and Connecticut Sun.

The WNBA is streaming on Fubo, Paramount+ and Prime Video this season – use our links so you don’t miss any of the action! Sign up for WNBA League Pass to get access to live out-of-market games and tons of WNBA content.

How to Watch Today’s WNBA Games

Seattle Storm at Connecticut Sun

How to Watch

  • TV Channel: NBA TV, NBCS-BOS, FOX13+, and Amazon Prime Video
  • Live Stream: Watch this game on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply)
  • Live Stream: Watch this game on Prime Video (Regional restrictions may apply)
  • Game Time: 1:00 PM ET
  • Venue: Mohegan Sun Arena
  • Location: Uncasville, Connecticut

Get tickets for WNBA games at Vivid Seats, StubHub and Ticketmaster

Chicago Sky at Minnesota Lynx

How to Watch

  • TV Channel: BSNX and The U
  • Live Stream: Watch this game on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply)
  • Game Time: 3:00 PM ET
  • Venue: Target Center
  • Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota

Indiana Fever at Dallas Wings

How to Watch

  • TV Channel: NBA TV, BSSWX, and BSIN
  • Live Stream: Watch this game on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply)
  • Game Time: 4:00 PM ET
  • Venue: College Park Center
  • Location: Arlington, Texas

Watch the WNBA on Fubo, Paramount+ and Prime Video

Las Vegas Aces at Phoenix Mercury

How to Watch

  • TV Channel: AZFamily, Mercury Live, and Silver State Sports &…

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Mohegan Inspire makes three new executive appointments

Julie Heo, Jane Jon and Yuna Kim have been named to executive positions at the resort.

South Korea.- The Mohegan Inspire Entertainment Resort has announced the appointment of three new executives: Julie Heo as chief legal officer (CLO), Jane Jon as chief finance officer (CFO), and Yuna Kim as associate vice president (AVP) of Resort Sales. According to the company’s press release, the move increases diversity in its legal, finance, and sales operations.

Heo has over 17 years of experience and was appointed CLO “in recognition of her fluent legal communication skills that led to the successful opening and operation of INSPIRE.” Jon has more than 12 years of finance experience in various countries and is expected to build “an efficient financial process and team amid the dynamic business environment that INSPIRE is situated in and contribute to fostering a team culture based on inclusion and collaboration.”

Kim has over 18 years of hospitality industry sales and marketing experience. She joined INSPIRE in October 2022 as director of MICE sales and, according to the company, has brought “outstanding achievements based on her solid experience, flexible mind, and meticulous execution, and thus, has been recently promoted to lead the resort’s entire sales operations.”

Chen Si, president of Mohegan Inspire, said: “INSPIRE is committed to diversity and inclusion and hire talent and leadership based on professional capability, potential, and performance. These are leadership qualities that align with the Mohegan Spirit of Aquai, which we value most. Through building a diverse leadership team, INSPIRE will bring new insights and expertise to management and create a corporate culture where people of all genders and backgrounds can shine in.”

See also: Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment posts net revenue of US$504.16m for Q2

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Seattle Storm vs Connecticut Sun Prediction, 9/3/2024 WNBA Pick, Tips and Odds

Game: Seattle Storm vs Connecticut Sun

Date: Tuesday, September 3, 2024

Location: Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT

TV: WNBA League Pass

The Seattle Storm (19-13) travel to Mohegan Sun Arena on Tuesday where they’ll take on the Connecticut Sun (24-8).

The Seattle Storm faced off with the Connecticut Sun and ended up losing by a score of 93-86 in their last game. Seattle walked away from the game having earned a 42.3% field goal percentage (30 out of 71) and made 4 of 21 three-point shots. At the charity stripe, the Storm made 22 of their 24 shots for a rate of 91.7%. When discussing pulling down boards, they compiled 31 with 9 of them being offensive. They also doled out 22 assists in the matchup in addition to creating 14 turnovers and earning 9 steals. In reference to defense, Seattle allowed the other team to go 54.2% from the field on 32 of 59 shooting. Connecticut distributed 9 dimes and had 7 steals for the matchup. On top of that, Connecticut collected 32 boards (9 offensive, 23 defensive) and added 7 rejections. Connecticut finished the contest at 68.4% at the charity stripe by knocking down 26 of 38 attempts. They made 3 of their 9 shots from distance.

Jewell Loyd is someone who was a contributor for this game. She ended up walking away with 27 points on 8 out of 16 shooting. She saw the court for 31 mins and grabbed 5 rebounds. Loyd finished shooting 50.0% from the floor and earned 2 dimes.

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Seattle Storm vs Connecticut Sun Prediction WNBA Picks 9/3/24

Connecticut Sun (24-8) vs Seattle Storm (19-13)

Game Info: Tuesday, September 3, 2024 at 7:00 pm (Mohegan Sun Arena)

Betting Odds: Connecticut Sun -1.5 — Over/Under: 160.5 Click Here for the Latest Odds

In this article, we will formulate a Seattle Storm vs Connecticut Sun prediction for this WNBA Game on Tuesday, September 3rd, at the Mohegan Sun Arena.  To formulate this prediction, we will examine:

-The Storm’s recent form and recent player performance.

-The Sun’srecent form and recent play performance

-A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for today’s game between the Storm and Sun. 

Storm Defense Has to be Better

The Storm faced off against the Sun in the last game and the defense was a problem. The Storm scored 86 points but the defense gave up 93 points and that led to the defeat. Jewell Loyd did have another strong game putting up 27 points, five rebounds, and two assists. In this game the Storm are going to need to find a way to play better defense. The Storm are averaging 83.6 points while their defense is giving up 79.3 points per game. The offense is ranked 5th in the league while the defense is ranked 4th. Loyd is averaging 20.6 points while shooting 36.4 percent from the field. 

Sun Have Won Two Straight Games

The Sun have won two straight games and they have confidence. The Sun scored 96 points to games ago against the Washington Mystics and in the last game the offfense wwas again the strength. Brionna Jones had a strong game putting up 26 points, six rebounds, and one assist. There were five different players that put up at least 11 points. The Sun are averaging 80.8 points while their defense is giving…

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“Short Little White Girl”: LV Aces Star Discusses Meeting Her Becky Hammon for the Very First Time

For Alysha Clark, meeting Becky Hammon was a huge deal. As a six-time WNBA All-Star, Hammon was already a well-established name in the women’s league. On August 31, 2011, she became the seventh player to record 5,000 points in WNBA history. Clark, on the other hand, was a mere rookie. Despite being drafted as the 17th overall pick in the 2010 WNBA Draft, she remained off the roster for two seasons. Although it was a bit late when her opportunity finally came, it offered immense possibilities, and meeting Hammon was one of them.

After playing the offseason in the Israeli National League, Clark was finally signed by the Seattle Storm in 2012—two seasons before Becky Hammon’s retirement from her playing career. “Well, I never got to play with her because I got cut, but she was my first ever vet,” Clark told Kate Martin in a recent episode of the Las Vegas Aces podcast.

For Clark, the best encounter with Hammon was her first day at the gym after the draft. It was 9 AM, and she was at the gym early as rookies usually hit the hardwood before practice. “They were showing me where we would practice, and I just heard this clanking. So, you walk in, the court’s down here, and then upstairs, there’s a walk track and a weight room area, and I heard all these weights,” she added.

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Clark believed it was just a regular practice day at the gym until she saw a “short little white girl.” Completely unaware, Clark asked her teammates about the girl and was surprised to learn it was Becky Hammon. With a high ponytail and black weightlifting gloves, Hammon appeared like a normal player to her. While Clark was still observing, her teammates asked, “She’s up there,…

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