The WNBA is going with a shooting stars competition instead of its skills challenge, pairing one former great with a current player in the league on Friday night as part of All-Star weekend. Seattle will be represented by Lauren Jackson and Flau’jae Johnson. Washington will have Elena Delle Donne...
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