2012 WNBA Champion, 2011 MVP, and 10x All-Star Tamika Catchings is in the house again! 🙌 LVA–IND | ABC | #WNBAPlayoffs presented by @google | WNBA

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21K views · 1.6K reactions | Last week, Seimone Augustus announced her retirement from the #WNBA. The 4x Champion, 8x All-Star, 2011 Finals MVP and 2006 Rookie of the Year transitioned to an assistant coaching role for the Los Angeles Sparks. #CountIt | WNBA | Facebook

21K views · 415 reactions | Sabrina Ionescu was efficient in the Liberty's win over the Sky, lifting New York to a 9-0 start to the season  23 PTS 7 AST 4 STL 9-14 FG WNBA Commissioner's Cup presented by Coinbase | WNBA | Facebook

A decade of dynasties, record-breakers, and legends who reshaped the game. ✨ In the 2010s, the Minnesota Lynx dominated, capturing 4 titles in 7 years with Maya Moore, Sylvia Fowles, Seimone Augustus, and Lindsay Whalen leading the charge. While icons like Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird, and Brittney Griner were setting records and paving the way for today’s stars. The decade culminated with Elena Delle Donne’s historic 2019 MVP campaign, where she led Washington to their first-ever WNBA championship!