Saturday, July 04, 2009
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- Young leads Silver Stars over Sky - 03:02 AM
- Holdsclaw, Lyttle lead Atlanta past Mystics - 02:37 AM
- Phoenix police: Mercury's Taurasi cited for DUI - 11:04 PM
- Candace Parker to resume playing for LA Sparks - 08:42 PM
- Monarchs snap six-game losing streak - 02:19 AM
- Wiggins, Anosike lead Lynx past Dream, 91-85 - 01:53 AM
- Ferdinand-Harris helps Sparks cruise past Storm - 04:29 AM
- Zellous scores 18 as Shock get Mahorn first win - 02:07 AM
- Dupree leads Sky past Mystics for 4th straight win - 03:14 AM
More Women's Basketball
WNBA star Diana Taurasi cited for drunk driving
WNBA star Diana Taurasi, leading scorer for the Phoenix Mercury, was cited for drunken driving early Thursday morning, police said. - 07/03/2009
Terry Foster: Terry's Town
Summer poses test for Shock
Moving games to the fall might work, but Saturday and Sunday games are out of the question because of college and NFL football. - 06/30/2009
Rookie helps Mahorn win first with Shock
Auburn Hills -- The big smile from rookie guard Shavonte Zellous told the entire story of the Shock's 86-72 victory over the Sacramento Monarchs on Sunday night at The Palace. - 06/29/2009
Fever 82, Shock 70
Rick Mahorn's team squanders 17-point advantage
It's hard to figure what was the best aspect of the Indiana Fever's comeback victory over the Shock on Sunday. - 06/22/2009
Terry Foster: WNBA: Shock
Mahorn upbeat despite setback
Mahorn hates losing, and his debut as the Shock coach Friday night was a stunner for him. The Shock did not protect their house, and they were drubbed, 66-54, by the Indiana Fever. Afterward, Mahorn tried to remain upbeat and give praise to the veteran Fever. - 06/20/2009
WNBA: Fever 66, Shock 54
Shock lose in Mahorn's coaching debut
Auburn Hills -- Tamika Catchings scored 15 points and the Indiana Fever beat Detroit, 66-54, in Rick Mahorn's debut as Shock coach on Friday night. - 06/19/2009
Laimbeer leaves Shock, eyes NBA
Bill Laimbeer will be best remembered as being a Bad Boy during the Pistons' glory days when they won consecutive NBA championships in 1989 and 1990. But, for his work in the WNBA, Laimbeer will be known as one of the best coaches in league history. - 06/16/2009
Bill Laimbeer resigns as Shock coach; Mahorn takes over
Auburn Hills -- Former Pistons Bad Boy and Shock head coach Bill Laimbeer resigned Monday after 6 ½ seasons at the helm. - 06/15/2009
Mystics 75, Shock 69
Mystics wear down depleted Shock
But the biggest pain came when the Detroit Shock (1-2) dropped a 75-69 decision Wednesday to the Washington Mystics (3-0) at The Palace. - 06/11/2009
Shock 81, Sparks 52
Shock turn tables on Sparks
How can one team look so bad one night and then look so fantastic just two days later -- against the same team? - 06/09/2009
Quick hits
UNC reaches CWS again
Dustin Ackley hit a three-run home run and Adam Warren took a shutout into the eighth inning to help host North Carolina beat East Carolina, 9-3, Sunday and clinch its fourth straight trip to the College World Series. - 06/08/2009
WNBA: Detroit Shock 81, Los Angeles Sparks 52
Shock roll past Sparks in home opener
Auburn Hills -- Deanna Nolan scored 27 as the Detroit Shock avenged an opening-night rout with a lopsided 81-52 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks on Monday night. - 06/08/2009
WNBA: Sparks 78, Shock 58
Shock crushed in season opener
Deanna Nolan and Taj McWilliams led Detroit in the loss, scoring 15 and 12 points, respectively, against the Los Angeles Sparks on Saturday. - 06/06/2009
WNBA
Shock aiming for a record-tying fourth title
Auburn Hills -- The Detroit Shock have reached dynasty status, winning three WNBA championships in six seasons, including two in the last three. - 06/06/2009
