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How the WNBA went from survival mode to a billion-dollar future

The WNBA celebrates its 30th anniversary, marking a transition from a struggle for survival to a billion-dollar future.

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The brief

The WNBA is celebrating 30 seasons of play, highlighted by an anniversary game between the New York Liberty and the Los Angeles Sparks. This milestone marks the league's evolution from 'survival mode' into a billion-dollar entity.

Coverage from USA Today, CBS Sports, and The New York Times emphasizes the league's growth and the legacy of its top stars, including Taurasi, Wilson, Stewart, and Catchings. Yahoo Sports and The Hollywood Reporter are providing details on how to stream the anniversary matchup.

Attention remains on the outcome of the anniversary game between the Liberty and the Sparks and the ongoing assessment of the league's top 30 stars across its history.

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Quick answers

Which teams are playing in the WNBA's 30th anniversary game?

The New York Liberty are playing the Los Angeles Sparks.

Who are some of the top stars mentioned in the 30-year rankings?

The New York Times lists Catchings, Taurasi, Wilson, and Stewart among the top stars.

How has the league's financial status changed over 30 seasons?

According to USA Today, the WNBA has moved from survival mode to a billion-dollar future.

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