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WNBA: Multi-site Washington Mystics preview (Part 1)

Photo by Ned Dishman/NBAE via Getty Images The Washington Mystics won the WNBA championship in 2019, the last time it had franchise-altering superstar Elena Delle Donne on the court. Now Delle Donne will be joined by another former league MVP in Tina Charles after both players opted out of the 2020 season, a season in which the Mystics were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs. The Mystics have high expectations, but are flying under the radar compared to some of the other top teams. Here is a roundtable discussion on the team entering 2021: 1. What are the Mystics’ strengths heading into this season?

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WNBA Preview: Mystics face the Dream in preseason opener

The preseason is here!

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WNBA: Washington Mystics Tina Charles is chasing a championship

The chase for a title motivated Charles’s move to DC during the 2020 offseason. Unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic intervened. Due to underlying health concerns, Charles received a health exemption and opted out of the WNBA bubble. Her debut season for the then-defending champion Mystics thus was delayed. This delay, however, has not diminished her drive for that elusive championship. At the Mystics’ media day, Charles responded to a question about her continued dedication to the game with the following: I don’t have a championship. That’s what keeps me hungry, that’s what keeps me motivated. That’s what makes me want to continue to get better.

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WNBA: Elena Delle Donne, Tina Charles, Liz Cambage among returners

WNBA: Elena Delle Donne, Tina Charles, Liz Cambage among returners
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MYSTICS ADD LATOYA SANDERS TO BENCH - Washington Mystics

Washington Mystics April 23, 2021 Mike Thibault announced that LaToya Sanders has been elevated to assistant coach for the 2021 WNBA season. Sanders recently announced her retirement from the WNBA and had joined the team’s player development group. She takes over for Asjha Jones, who was named director of strategy for the NBA’s Portland Trailblazers. “LaToya was an easy and natural choice for this position. She was a great student of the game as a player. She was an exemplar leader on the court, a strong voice in the locker room, and a great mentor for younger teammates,” stated Thibault. “She was one of those players who was respected by everyone in the organization. She has done a great job this preseason in her role as a player development coach and has shown us that she is ready for this new role.”

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