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<h2>Fast Facts:</h2><ul><li>The 4th release of the WNBA Base Set drops Tuesday, August 9th at 3pm EDT / 12pm PDT</li><li>The pack will include 3 Moment™ NFTs from the WNBA Base Set</li><li>Allowlist queue featuring Jackie Young For the Cup challenge completers, select VIPs and select new Top Shot users who signed up this week.</li><li>15,000 total packs will be available for purchase at $9 per pack</li><li>Collectors will be able to purchase more packs per transaction based on their Total Drop Score</li></ul><h2>What&#39;s In The Pack</h2><a href="https://nbatopshot.com/listings/pack/wnba-base-set-release-4/moments">View all moments here</a><h2>WNBA Base Set, Release 3 Pack Facts: </h2>Price:<ul><li>$9 per pack </li></ul>Number of Moments per pack: 3Edition Sizes of Moments in packs: <ul><li>Top Shot Debuts: 6,000</li><li>Common: 8,000</li></ul>Number of Queues: 2<ul><li>Allowlist Queue :  <ul><li>Time: 2pm EDT / 11am PDT on Monday, August 8th , 2022</li><li>Price: $9</li><li>Ability to purchase multiple packs per transaction based on your Total Drop Score</li><li>Limit of 3 packs per collector</li></ul></li><li>General Queue :  <ul><li>Time: 3pm EDT / 12pm PDT on Tuesday, August 9th, 2022</li><li>Drop Score Requirement: 0+</li><li>Price: $9</li><li>Ability to purchase multiple packs per transaction based on your Total Drop Score</li></ul></li></ul>Number of packs per collector: Packs per transaction varies based on Total Drop Score:<ul><li>0+ Drop Score: 1 pack per transaction</li><li>5,000+ Total Drop Score: 2 packs per transaction</li><li>15,000+ Total Drop Score: 3 packs per transaction</li></ul>Collectors can reenter the general queue to purchase more if supply remains.Airdrops: Snapshot was taken at Monday, August 1st at 12pm EDT.<ul><li>1 pack for a complete set of: <ul><li>WNBA: Best of 2021</li><li>WNBA Base Set (Series 4)</li></ul></li></ul>

The fourth drop of the WNBA Base Set drops Tuesday, August 9th at 3pm EDT/ 12pm PDT. 

More superstars grace this pack drop including Candace Parker, DeWanna Bonner, Jewell Loyd and Sue Bird. Plus Top Shot Debuts from Victoria Vivians and Lexie Brown. With only two Base Set drops left in the WNBA Season this one is not to be missed! 


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Even after 19 seasons in one of the most storied careers in WNBA history, Sue Bird still has the ability to dazzle with her slick passing tricks. Controlling the ball at the top of the key, the Seattle Storm backcourt legend fools the defense with a quick head fake to her right before instantly slinging a perfect pass over the top into the lane where she finds a teammate for an easy layup off the glass. It was business as usual for Bird in this one, dishing a team-high seven assists to go along with three rebounds, a steal and two three-pointers in a tight 74-71 victory over the Chicago Sky on May 18, 2022.

Sue Bird

The key to becoming a deadeye shooter is being fearless no matter the situation, and Lexie Brown saves her biggest makes for the most clutch moments. With her Los Angeles Sparks clinging to a one point fourth-quarter lead, Brown pinballs around a screen and finds open real estate at the top of the key before calmly burying a three-pointer. Her fourth triple — along with 14 points, three rebounds, four assists and three steals — gave the Sparks all the cushion they needed to close out a 78-75 victory over the Phoenix Mercury on July 4, 2022.

Lexie Brown

Now in her 15th WNBA season, Candace Parker is still able to impress with her do-it-all ability. The Chicago Sky legend showcases her skills on both ends, snatching a defensive rebound before leading her team up the court in transition. Despite being chased by defenders from all angles, Parker maintains her handle from foul line to foul line before depositing a no-look pass to a teammate streaking to her left, who finishes with an easy layup. The Connecticut Sun had no answers for Parker’s multi-faceted attack, stuffing the stat sheet with a team-high 25 points, 11 rebounds, seven assists, four blocks and four three-pointers in a 91-83 victory on June 29, 2022.

Candace Parker

No offensive possession is truly over when Victoria Vivians is on the prowl. With the Seattle Storm looking to push the tempo in transition following a blocked shot, Vivians lunges into the frame and intercepts a lethargic bounce pass to give her team second life, dribbling strongly into the lane and confronting a defender head-on for the and-one finish at the rim. The Indiana Fever guard’s strong work ethic was on display throughout, tallying nine points, six rebounds, two assists, two steals and a three-pointer on July 5, 2022.

Victoria Vivians

Skylar Diggins-Smith has long been one of the most versatile players in the league, so it’s never a surprise to see her well-rounded arsenal on display on both ends of the court. Starting on defense, the Phoenix Mercury guard stands tall in a one-on-one scenario, swatting a shot attempt in the lane and sending her team the other way in transition. With her motor constantly running, Diggins-Smith glides the length of the floor, using her downhill momentum to grab a pass before switching hands to convert a sleek reverse layup. The six-time All-Star filled up the stat sheet, contributing 25 points, three assists and three steals against the Chicago Sky on July 2, 2022.

Skylar Diggins-Smith

Give DeWanna Bonner an inch and find out the hard way that she will take a mile. Showing absolutely no hesitation from long distance, the Connecticut Sun forward lulls her still-unset defender into a false sense of security before calmly pulling up from 31 feet and burying a difficult triple. Bonner had it going from deep early, connecting on all four of her three-pointers in the first quarter, finishing with 19 points, seven rebounds, four assists, a block and a steal in a 97-90 road win over the Las Vegas Aces on June 2, 2022.

DeWanna Bonner

For many WNBA rookies, it can take time to adjust to the speed and physicality of the pro game. For No. 1 pick Rhyne Howard, it took less than a full matchup. Ever-vigilant as the last line of defense, Howard rotates over to time an emphatic block against the Dallas Wings. The second quarter rejection — one of Howard’s many defensive highlights in a 16-point, three-rebound, four-assist, four-block, two-steal showing —  helped the Atlanta Dream to a 66-59 win on May 7, 2022.

Rhyne Howard

It didn't take long for Shakira Austin, the No. 3 pick in the 2022 WNBA Draft, to show the impact a player with her size, skill and speed can have on a team like the Washington Mystics. Hit with a feed from playmaker Natasha Cloud, Austin blows past a scrambling Indiana Fever defender to claim space in the paint, then nimbly lays home her first career bucket -- an and-one, at that -- in an 84-70 win on May 6, 2022.

Shakira Austin

With four of the first 10 picks in the 2022 WNBA Draft, the Indiana Fever gave themselves plenty of opportunities to strike gold with their rookie class. Wasting little time showcasing her potential, No. 10 selection Queen Egbo establishes deep post positioning before baiting a defender with an up-and-under move on the way to her first-ever WNBA bucket. The Fever big excelled in her debut with an efficient 10 points, six rebounds and two assists on May 6, 2022.

Queen Egbo

In her first WNBA season, Atlanta Dream guard Kristy Wallace has proven capable of making the right play out in the open floor. Helping keep her squad’s fast-paced offense on schedule, Wallace fills the lane in transition before catching an outlet and dropping in a smooth bounce pass to a teammate. Wallace proved versatile in her league debut with six points, five rebounds, two assists and one steal, helping fuel a 66-59 victory over the Dallas Wings on May 7, 2022.

Kristy Wallace

As they attempt to return to WNBA glory, the Washington Mystics have benefitted from bringing along multiple exciting rookies from the 2022 Draft class. Taking the Indiana Fever defense through a game of hide-and-seek on a pick-and-roll, crafty guard Rui Machida provides an example, creeping into the lane unchecked before finishing with a smooth finger roll. Machida was among the many highlights in her first career game, where the Mystics nabbed an 84-70 win on May 6, 2022.

Rui Machida

Mere weeks into her WNBA career, Indiana Fever forward NaLyssa Smith has quickly transformed into a must-watch talent. Using a quick pass-and-cut action, the No. 2 overall pick teaches the Washington Mystics that lesson the hard way, sneaking behind the defense to notch an and-one on her first career basket. It didn't take Smith long to showcase her star potential in the May 6, 2022 matchup, where she tallied up a double-double with 13 points, 13 rebounds and an assist.

NaLyssa Smith

With a lead or without it, count on Gabby Williams to bring relentless energy and competitive grit. Turning on the turbo on defense, the versatile forward times up an ambitious chase-down block, helping the Seattle Storm keep a five-point advantage with 40 seconds remaining. That hustle play against her former team proved paramount in fueling the 74-71 win on May 18, 2022. Williams did a little bit of everything with seven points, six rebounds, two steals, an assist, a block and a three-pointer.

Gabby Williams

The moment you allow A’ja Wilson to catch a pass along the high post, you’ve already lost the battle. Fighting off tough Atlanta Dream defense to snag a post entry pass, the 2020 MVP fakes a dribble handoff, freeing up space to clear a path to the rim. From there, she takes a defender for a dance, dropping her with a smooth spin move and finishing with a layup. The Las Vegas Aces big provided highlights on both ends with 15 points, seven rebounds, five blocks and a steal in a 96-73 victory on May 13, 2022.

A'ja Wilson

As defenses have quickly learned throughout her rookie season, Destanni Henderson can find a way to create offense in nearly any situation. Remaining poised after finding no one open, the Indiana Fever guard uses her pivot to spin and find a teammate cutting backdoor for a score. Henderson contributed across the board in her WNBA debut on May 6, 2022, with four points and five assists in a matchup against the Washington Mystics.

Destanni Henderson

Scoring with the defensively stout Emily Engstler on the floor is no easy task. Always on the hustle, the Indiana Fever rookie forward impedes a Washington Mystics ball-handler on a pick-and-roll, then finds the energy to hunt down her matchup, sending her layup attempt into the other direction. The No. 4 selection filled the entire bingo board on the box score in her WNBA debut with four points, nine rebounds, two blocks, two steals and an assist on May 6, 2022.

Emily Engstler

The best way for a rookie to endear herself to teammates is to make life easier for everyone else on the roster. Nikolina Milic is happy to oblige. Playing in her first career game, the Minnesota Lynx reserve center wastes no time providing value, catching a pass atop the key before immediately flicking a smooth, one-handed bounce pass into the waiting fingertips of Sylvia Fowles for an easy deuce. Milic made a quick impact, needing only 12 minutes to contribute seven points, six rebounds, an assist and a steal against the Seattle Storm on May 6, 2022.

Nikolina Milic

If you need an offensive spark to charge your second unit, few can bring it to the degree that Natisha Hiedeman can. Leading the Connecticut Sun in transition, the talented guard shows off her playmaking chops, threading a precise, off-hand bounce pass in between four New York Liberty defenders to set up a teammate for a score. Hiedeman led the Sun reserves with five points, six assists, three rebounds and one steal on May 7, 2022.

Natisha Hiedeman

When you can roll out a lineup with the amount of talented paint scorers that the Los Angeles Sparks can, sometimes a defense has no choice but to send a double team. Watching as her sister takes advantage of a free lane down the left baseline, Chiney Ogwumike finds an unoccupied spot in the paint before dropping in an and-one layup against the Minnesota Lynx defense. The two-time All-Star helped carry the second unit with six points, two rebounds and a steal on May 17, 2022.

Chiney Ogwumike

There’s something about must-score possessions that brings out the best in Shey Peddy. Hoping to stop the bleeding during a third-quarter Dallas Wings run, the Phoenix Mercury guard finds the needed space for an isolation before beating a defender down the baseline on the way to a silky-smooth reverse layup. Peddy’s gritty play showcased itself in the box score as she tallied up 10 points, four rebounds, five assists and a block on May 19, 2022.

Shey Peddy

Han Xu's towering 6-foot-9 frame puts her on the radar of any hoops fan tuning into New York Liberty games, but it's the efficiency and ever-evolving skillset that's won over coaching staffs. Left unchecked on the perimeter, the second-year veteran suiting up in her first WNBA season since 2019 cues up from behind the arc and buries a triple. Xu finished the May 15, 2022 contest against the Dallas Wings with 10 points, two boards, two assists, one block and two steals.

Han Xu

When you draw as many double teams as Sabrina Ionescu does, the ability to thread the needle and set up open teammates becomes a must-have skill. Commanding the respect of the Atlanta Dream, Ionescu takes two defenders with her on a dribble handoff, before freezing them just long enough to drop in a no-look bounce pass down the lane for an open score. The New York Liberty star was in do-it-all mode on June 30, 2022, tallying 17 points, 13 rebounds, seven assists, two steals and a block. Putting the league on notice, she would soon be named Eastern Conference Player of the Month.

Sabrina Ionescu

Never shy about reaching deep into her bag of tricks, Las Vegas Aces star guard Kelsey Plum has an offensive skill set that leaves defenders with two choices: watch her score or stop her with a foul. Working a dribble handoff against the Los Angeles Sparks, Plum shows that sometimes neither idea works, using a quick hesitation-spin combination to get into the lane for a contested and-one bucket. Plum was in takeover mode, scoring or assisting on 13 of the Aces’ 20 fourth-quarter points to guide a 79-73 win on June 27, 2022. She dominated to the tune of 29 points, five assists, four three-pointers and three steals.

Kelsey Plum

Consistently one of the WNBA's more talented scorers, Aerial Powers' budding playmaking skills have made her even more of a nightmare for opposing defenses. In an excellent display of IQ, vision and pure skill, Powers steals an errant pass before leading a fastbreak charge, then drops a precise, in-stride dime to a teammate past two New York Liberty defenders for a highlight assist. The Minnesota Lynx guard was brilliant in a 84-77 win on June 5, 2022, starring with 27 points, seven rebounds, three triples, two assists, a steal and a block.

Aerial Powers

As the WNBA’s assist-per-game leader in every season from 2017 to 2021, there isn’t a defensive puzzle Courtney Vandersloot can’t piece together. Working in-sync with All-Star teammate Candace Parker, the Chicago Sky guard works a dribble handoff into a pick-and-pop, taking two New York Liberty defenders with her before using a behind-the-back dime to set up a score. The dime, part of an eight-point, six-rebound, six-assist performance, helped the Sky on the way to a 83-50 victory on May 11, 2022.

Courtney Vandersloot

When you’ve earned the legacy that Briann January has on the defensive end, it only makes sense that you know the tricks to score on it as well. Using a quick between-the-legs to attack a closeout, the former All-Star guard lowers her shoulder on the way to the rim, contorting her way into an underhanded and-one scoop shot against the Phoenix Mercury. January chipped in five points, two steals and one assist for the Seattle Storm in the May 14, 2022 contest.

Briann January

Benefitting from both good health and a new home with the Minnesota Lynx, Moriah Jefferson has wasted zero time making an impact with her new squad. Showing off the limitless energy that’s become her calling card, Jefferson sneaks in at the last second to break up an errant Phoenix Mercury inbound pass attempt before capping the play with a silky smooth one-handed reverse layup to fire up her teammates. The Lynx guard was on her A-game against the defending Western Conference Champions, leading a balanced scoring charge with 21 points, three rebounds, five assists, three three-pointers and two steals in a 100-88 win on June 23, 2022.

Moriah Jefferson

Call on Breanna Stewart to get you a bucket, and you'll rarely be disappointed. One of the game's most talented shot-makers, Stewart takes the Los Angeles Sparks defense for a ride, splitting a pick-and-roll to create a free path to the basket before finishing strong with an and-one layup. The Seattle Storm forward was in MVP form in the 83-80 win on May 20, 2022, contributing 28 points, seven rebounds, two assists, two three-pointers and a steal.

Breanna Stewart

Basketball is the ultimate team sport, but sometimes you’ve got to take matters into your own hands. Sensing the urgency of a rapidly winding clock, Alyssa Thomas takes an inbound pass in the backcourt, then races the entire length of the floor, zipping by three Seattle Storm defenders to lay the ball in the cup and beat the first-quarter buzzer. One of the most well-rounded players in the league, the Connecticut Sun forward filled the box score with 19 points, 11 assists, five rebounds and two steals in an 88-83 win on July 28, 2022.

Alyssa Thomas

There's no such thing as an easy look when Minnesota Lynx center Sylvia Fowles is nearby on the defensive end. Rotating over to deter to protect the rim, the 2021 Defensive Player of the Year hunts down a spinning layup attempt with a demonstrative block against the Dallas Wings. Fowles, one of the WNBA's all-time great shot blockers, brought that and more in the May 21, 2022 contest with 14 points on six-of-nine shooting, nine rebounds, three steals and four blocks.

Sylvia Fowles

Kayla McBride was a late arrival for the Minnesota Lynx to start the season, but with the team in need of one more bucket to earn their first win of the season, she was right on time. Working a give-and-go with a teammate, the three-time All-Star predictably rose to the occasion, using a smooth cut to the rim before scoring the game-clinching and-one. The 87-84 win over the Los Angeles Sparks proved to be a season debut to remember for McBride, who rattled off a game-high 24 points, four three-pointers, three assists, three rebounds and two steals on May 17, 2022.

Kayla McBride

Owners of the league’s fastest-paced offense two years in a row, Las Vegas Aces guards don’t waste time racking up highlights. In the blink of an eye, Jackie Young leaves a Seattle Storm defender in the dust, opting out of her patented dribble pull-up in favor of a nifty hesitation move for an easy score. Young, a first-time All-Star, helped fuel an 85-74 win over a title-contending Storm team on May 8, 2022, putting in 19 points on 6-for-10 shooting, along with three rebounds, three assists, two three-pointers and a steal.

Jackie Young

There aren't many angles Cheyenne Parker can't create a bucket from. Working against the clock, the Atlanta Dream big frees herself on an inbounds pass before adjusting to drain a contested one-handed hook shot from 15 feet away, confidently holding her pose as the shot drops. That play helped the Dream end the first quarter with momentum on the way to a 75-66 win over the Indiana Fever. The talented big finished with an important 11-point, five-rebound, two-assist performance on June 5, 2022.

Cheyenne Parker

Among the WNBA’s fiercest competitors, Sophie Cunningham knows plenty of ways to change the spectrum of a game. With the New York Liberty focused on defending a potential pick-and-roll, Cunningham eases into an unoccupied spot on the wing before calmly sinking a three-point bucket. Ramping her game to a new level since becoming a starter, Cunningham poured in 23 points — including 17 in the first quarter — on an efficient 10-of-15 shooting to go with five rebounds, an assist, a steal and three three-pointers in a hard-fought 84-81 Phoenix Mercury victory on July 7, 2022.

Sophie Cunningham

There's no energy quite like the kind that comes from Opening Night, the first game of the season. Fired up and anxious to defend her crown as the 2021 WNBA MVP, Connecticut Sun forward Jonquel Jones wastes little time making impact plays, stealthily rotating over to time up an emphatic block and sending it in the opposite direction. The two-way superstar racked up 15 points, seven rebounds, two three-pointers, two steals, and two blocks in a matchup with the New York Liberty on May 7, 2022.

Jonquel Jones

When Chennedy Carter sets her mind on attacking the rim, the best a defense can do is hope for a miss. One of the game's absolute best at maneuvering pick-and-rolls, Carter rejects a screen before freezing the Dallas Wings defense with a hesitation on the way to a reverse layup in traffic. The new Los Angeles Sparks guard chipped in across the board in a tough 93-91 victory over the Dallas Wings on May 31, 2022, with an efficient nine points, three assists, two steals and two rebounds.

Chennedy Carter

Patrolling the paint for one of the WNBA’s premier defenses, Ezi Magbegor has swatted dozens of shots into the crowd during her breakout 2022 season. Quickly rotating over to defend a wide-open New York Liberty player at the rim, Magbegor expertly times her jump, denying a layup attempt with authority. The up-and-coming Seattle Storm big made quite the impact in the 81-72 win on June 19, 2022, with 10 points, five rebounds, two assists and a pair of blocks.

Ezi Magbegor

Whatever she lacks in size, Allisha Gray makes up for with energy and smarts. Hustling back down the court as the last line of defense, Gray shows off her athleticism, timing up a Phoenix Mercury layup attempt and sending it off the bottom of the backboard with an emphatic block. The 6-foot guard became the first player in Dallas Wings history to record five blocks in a single game. The former first-round pick also saved some fireworks for the offensive end with 16 points, five rebounds, four triples and two assists in a 94-84 victory on May 19, 2022.

Allisha Gray

When the shot clock starts to wind down, having an all-time great bucket getter is the ultimate cheat code. Fighting off a hounding Atlanta Dream defense, Elena Delle Donne somehow finds a way to recover a loose ball and rise up for a 25-foot fall-away three-pointer all in one motion. That buzzer-beating triple helped the Washington Mystics open up a late 12-point lead on their way to an 85-66 victory on July 6, 2022. Leading the way, Delle Donne contributed a game-high 26 points, eight rebounds, an assist and two three-pointers.

Elena Delle Donne

After falling into an early hole, it certainly helps having one of the WNBA’s all-time greats on your side. With the Phoenix Mercury down 15 after one quarter, Diana Taurasi entered takeover mode in the second, pouring in 13 points to bring her team back into the fight. Far from done then, Taurasi showcases her legendary skills on the defensive end, staying in lockstep with a Washington Mystics ball handler driving before coming away with an emphatic fourth-quarter rejection. The opportune block preserved a late six-point lead, allowing the Mercury to prevail 80-75 thanks to her all-around effort of 29 points, seven rebounds, five triples, two assists, two blocks and a steal on July 14, 2022.

Diana Taurasi

As the old adage goes, the basketball travels faster than any player can. Showcasing her passing ability, Diamond DeShields successfully puts that theory to the test, gobbling a rebound and launching a full-court touchdown outlet pass to a teammate for a fastbreak score. The Phoenix Mercury guard showed off every part of her game on May 25, 2022, with 17 points, nine assists, five rebounds, a triple and a steal in a matchup with the Los Angeles Sparks.

Diamond DeShields

Perennially one of the WNBA’s best perimeter defenders, few players bring the energy to the extent that Connecticut Sun guard Jasmine Thomas does. With her choice of a pick-and-roll on either side, Thomas shows off her speed, attacking the right side of the rim for an and-one on a circus flip shot. The former All-Star opened the season with a bang in a matchup with New York Liberty, finishing with 13 points, four rebounds, three assists and one block on May 7, 2022.

Jasmine Thomas

Having elite court vision is a sure-fire way to establish a dominant transition attack. Following a rejection on the defensive end, Kahleah Copper scoops up a loose ball, takes one dribble, then lasers a lengthy outlet pass up the floor into the waiting hands of a teammate, who catches the assist in stride. Copper’s heads-up play was consistent throughout, tallying 15 points, six rebounds and four assists in the Chicago Sky’s 91-83 win over the Connecticut Sun on June 29, 2022.

Kahleah Copper

Whether she's looking your way or not, get open and Chelsea Gray will get you a shot. Accurately nicknamed "The Point Gawd," Gray dribbles out a pick-and-roll, occupying two Minnesota Lynx defenders before slipping a smooth behind-the-back dish to her All-Star teammate. If it could be done offensively, Gray did it in the Las Vegas Aces' 93-87 win on May 19, 2022, with 17 points, seven assists, three rebounds, two steals and two three-pointers.

Chelsea Gray

When you can create your own shot in any scenario the way Jewell Loyd can, it’s shaping up to be a long night for the opposing defense. Loyd takes a handoff from a teammate on the left wing, moving through traffic to her right before switching hands with a slick behind-the-back dribble and step-back fadeaway jumper to fool a helpless Las Vegas Aces defender. Loyd was unstoppable all night, pouring in a game-high 24 points to go with two rebounds, four assists, a steal and four three-pointers while leading the Seattle Storm to an 88-78 triumph on June 29, 2022.

Jewell Loyd

Already boasting a WNBA scoring title early in her career, no made shot comes as a surprise for Arike Ogunbowale. Battling both an elite Seattle Storm defense and a quickly-winding shot clock, the Dallas Wings star enters must-score mode, raising into her form for a 32-foot three-point bomb to the delight of ecstatic teammates. The tough bucket helped the Wings open a 13-point lead in the third quarter on the way to a demonstrative 68-51 victory on June 3, 2022. Ogunbowale helped lead the charge with 16 points, six rebounds, four assists, one steal and a game-high three triples.

Arike Ogunbowale

Get too distracted by how effortlessly Marine Johannès can score, and you might miss out on how capable of a passer she is. Finding one of her go-to pick-and-roll partners, Johannès unleashes a difficult, one-handed bounce pass through the Washington Mystics’ defense with pinpoint precision, setting up a teammate for a wide-open score. The New York Liberty guard proved impactful in a 77-65 win on June 16, 2022, divvying up seven assists, along with four points, four rebounds, a steal and a block.

Marine Johannès

It hasn’t taken long for Tina Charles to make a major impact in her new surroundings. Less than a month after signing with the Seattle Storm, Charles displays her reputation as a rim disruptor, dropping into the low block and emphatically rejecting an Atlanta Dream shot from behind thanks to some pinpoint help defense. Charles reached a major milestone in the 82-72 victory, becoming just the fourth player in league history to score 7,000 points in her career, posting 27 points, 15 rebounds, four blocks, four three-pointers, an assist and a steal on July 24, 2022.

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