Behold — the most anticipated WNBA season ever. That is not a reach. Last year set records for attendance and viewership, capped off by an all-time Finals series that packed out Manhattan streets and gave a star turn to a twerking elephant. Then came the busiest, buzziest offseason in league history, along with franchise expansion and a stacked rookie draft class.
Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese now start their second seasons, while Paige Bueckers launches her pro career off a heroic college run. The New York Liberty defend their title in Brooklyn, as the Minnesota Lynx seek revenge up north and the Las Vegas Aces reload out west. There’s so much to look forward to here.
Accessing all the games across different platforms sounds decidedly less fun, though. The W’s broadcast rotation can be hard to navigate, especially as the league expands its streaming presence with new media deals. Here’s our best effort to make sense of it all as the season tips off.
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