Fans will have one more chance to honor the WBNA champion Phoenix Mercury during a rally on Monday.
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Diana Taurasi has just about everything any WNBA player would want -- league MVP, finals MVP and a championship.
WNBA finals MVP Diana Taurasi kisses the trophy Friday.
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Ebony Hoffman's two big plays put the Indiana Fever one win away from their first WNBA title.
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The Tamika Catchings-Diana Taurasi matchup is at the heart of these WNBA finals. Give Game 2 to Catchings, on offense AND defense.
Indiana's Katie Douglas shoots against the Mercury defense in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals.
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The Indiana Fever were welcomed home by hundreds of screaming fans on Friday, a day after their win at Phoenix in Game 2 evened the WNBA finals.
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Phoenix Mercury forward Penny Taylor is expected to play in Game 3 of the WNBA finals Sunday after being elbowed in the mouth during Game 2.
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Marynell Meadors was honored Thursday as the WNBA coach of the year after leading the Atlanta Dream to a remarkable turnaround in the franchise's second season.
Atlanta Dream head coach Marynell Meadors holds her 2009 WNBA Coach of the Year award during a ceremony prior to the Indiana Fever and Phoenix Mercury Game 2 of the WNBA basketball finals Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009, in Phoenix.
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Angel McCoughtry wasn't having much fun during the first half of her rookie season. She wasn't playing a lot and was struggling on offense.
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Diana Taurasi was the runaway winner for most valuable player in the WNBA, a style of victory fitting for the multitalented leader of the fast-paced Phoenix Mercury.
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Investors trying to bring a WNBA franchise to Tulsa have hired Nolan Richardson to be the coach -- if the city is able to secure a team.
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The Phoenix Mercury are all about offense, with All-Stars Diana Taurasi and Cappie Pondexter leading a talented cast of scorers in search of the team's second WNBA title in three years.
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Tamika Catchings ripped the ball out of the air after Detroit's final miss, and Indiana's players jumped into each other's arms.
The Indiana Fever celebrate with the WNBA Eastern Conference Championship trophy after defeating the Detroit Shock 72-67 in the final playoff game in Indianapolis.
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Diana Taurasi and the Phoenix Mercury are heading to the WNBA finals, and Lisa Leslie is heading off to retirement.
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Tamika Catchings scored 22 points, and the Indiana Fever avoided elimination with a 79-75 win over the Detroit Shock in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals on Friday night.
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Larry Bird has bought 9,000 tickets for the Indiana Fever's Eastern Conference finals game Saturday night.
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Indiana Fever forward Tamika Catchings was named the WNBA's defensive player of the year for the third time on Friday.
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For 17 minutes, the Indiana Fever looked like the best team in the Eastern Conference.
Detroit Shock's Taj McWilliams, left, dives for a loose ball against Indiana's Briann January in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals.
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Brian Agler didn't have Lauren Jackson on the court for the last six games of the WNBA regular season or for the playoffs.
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Lisa Leslie got her wish when it comes to the Los Angeles Sparks' opponent in the Western Conference finals.
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Diana Taurasi made herself at home on the road, burying shot after shot against the Los Angeles Sparks and even shaking hands with Magic Johnson in the fourth quarter.
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The Indiana Fever are one step away from the WNBA finals. The remaining obstacle, though, is one they've never been able to overcome.
The Indiana Fever and Tamika Catchings, trying to dribble past the Shock's Deanna Nolan, left, face Detroit in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals on Wednesday. The Shock have eliminated Catchings and the Fever in each of the last three seasons.
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It took three quarters for the Phoenix offense to get going. It was the Mercury's defense that helped get them into the WNBA's Western Conference finals.
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