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Writing about sports @NOTUSreports // Previously: Sports Illustrated // emmabaccellieri@notus.com

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With Job Status Still Hazy, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert Can’t Get Out of Her Own Way Original

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By Emma Baccellieri
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Engelbert avoided answering questions about her future in the role during All-Star Weekend, and struggled to frame any narrative around the state of the league . Cathy Engelbert avoided answering questions about her job status as WNBA commissioner for 2027. | Melissa Tamez/NBAE/Getty Images CHICAGO — About halfway through her annual state of the league address ahead of the All-Star Game, WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert was asked whether she expected to be in her job at the start of next season.
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By Emma Baccellieri, Blake Silverman, Kristen Nelson Verified
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WNBA All-Star Takeaways: Azzi Fudd Earns a New Crown, Ellie Puts Other Mascots to Shame Original

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By Emma Baccellieri
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The Dallas rookie made the three-point contest look effortless. Plus, there’s a reason why everyone’s favorite elephant has all those sponsorship deals. Azzi Fudd won Friday’s three-point contest, outshooting Portland’s Bridget Carleton in the final. | Kamil Krzaczynski/Imagn Images CHICAGO — WNBA’s All-Star Weekend got started on Friday with the annual three-point contest and a new “Shooting Stars” competition. Here’s what stood out to Sports Illustrated on the ground.
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