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Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne changed basketball with help from Chicago

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Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne changed basketball with help from Chicago
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Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne changed basketball with help from Chicago Original

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By Shakeia Taylor Verified
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CHICAGO — In Chicago, basketball is the sport. It’s important. There’s an identity connected with it. “As much of a tradition of baseball (is) here, as much of a tradition of track, as much as a tradition of football here … basketball kind of cuts through all of those things,” said longtime Chicago sports broadcaster Laurence Holmes. “It’s local. It’s your block. It’s your side of the city.” We often hear about men’s hoopers from the Chi, but the women have a strong legacy in the city as well.
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Basketball is about magical things that happen on the court, not just trades and draft picks Original

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Now that LeBron has signed with the Sixers, we can finally go back to normal hoops talk. But before we do, something has been on my mind for a while. From conversations I’ve heard or been a part of in bars or with my friends to things I’m seeing on various social media platforms, today’s NBA fans think about transactions way more than I remember in the past as everyone has a “great” idea for how to fix their team.
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