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The field is finalized for the 2023 NCAA Women's College Basketball Tournament, and the RotoWire hoops team has everything you need to make the best decisions possible when filling out your brackets.
After spending the first six years of her career in Seattle, Breanna Stewart has signed with the Liberty. The RotoWire staff breaks down some of the biggest moves from the WNBA's historic offseason.
With DeMar DeRozan out again, can Nikola Vucevic dominate against the Thunder's poor frontcourt?
Rudy Gobert is facing the Pistons' decimated frontcourt. Can he clear 13.5 rebounds?
Candace Parker and Breanna Stewart clash Tuesday night in a meeting between two of the best teams in the WNBA.
Breanna Stewart is coming off a season-high 33-point performance, but she may have to replicate that production if Seattle hopes to defend its home court against Las Vegas on Sunday.
A'ja Wilson will look to maintain her stellar play and lead the Aces to a sixth straight win Tuesday night against Elena Delle Donne and the Mystics.
With Elena Delle Donne resting, Ariel Atkins will have to step up offensively and lead the Washington Mystics against Arike Ogunbowale and the Dallas Wings on Thursday night.
Arike Ogunbowale struggled in the first game after the All-Star break, but she's bounced back (25.0 points over her last three games) and will look to continue her strong play against the Fever on Sunday.
Elena Delle Donne will look to continue her solid play against Sabrina Ionescu and the Liberty during a Thursday afternoon contest in Washington.
In the wake of the Matt Ryan trade, the Falcons have entered a new era featuring top-flight skill talent in the form of Kyle Pitts and Drake London, with question marks about who will be throwing the passes.
Rhyne Howard has been cleared to return following a two-game absence due to a shoulder injury and will look to continue her breakout rookie campaign against the Aces on Tuesday.
A'ja Wilson has been on a tear lately and should be in store for another big game with Jonquel Jones absent due to COVID-19 protocols.
Arike Ogunbowale will look to bounce back in a big way Thursday after shooting just 4-for-18 from the field during Dallas' first game of the second half.
Candace Parker was solid in her return from a two-game absence due to an ankle injury and will look to maintain that momentum heading into Thursday's showdown with Nneka Ogwumike and the Los Angeles Sparks.
Candace Parker will look to bounce back from a subpar performance last Sunday when she leads Chicago against Atlanta's phenom rookie Rhyne Howard during a three-game slate Friday night.
Rhyne Howard's rookie season is off to a superb start, but can she lead the Dream to a win over the championship-contending Connecticut Sun?
Breanna Stewart will look to continue her stellar play against Arike Ogunbowale and the Wings on Sunday.
Elena Delle Donne is out due to rest and Myisha Hines-Allen is expected to be a game-time decision, so Ariel Atkins will have to once again carry Washington against Atlanta on Friday night.
Jewell Loyd has been great to start the season, but she'll have to take her game to another level with Breanna Stewart sidelined due to COVID-19 protocols.
Diana Taurasi was quiet in the scoring column during the season opener, but with a high-octane matchup against Seattle on the horizon, the veteran may be set for a monster performance.
One member of the RotoWire expert panel is expecting a big night from Chris Paul. Can the Suns reclaim the advantage in the series?
Diana Taurasi was quiet in the scoring column during the season opener, but with a high-octane matchup against Seattle on the horizon, the veteran may be set for a monster performance.
Ken, Nick and Alex discuss their favorite bets for Tuesday's slate.
Cameron Johnson should be in line for an increased role with Devin Booker shelved.
The RotoWire NBA crew analyzes a trio of playoff games.
The RotoWire NBA crew highlight their favorite bets for Tuesday's Game 2s.
Who will step up in the likely absences of Gary Trent and Scottie Barnes?
RotoWire's NBA Staff takes a look at Wednesday's play-in slate.
Can LaMelo Ball and the Hornets cover against the shorthanded Knicks?
Can the Kings secure the win as road favorites in Brooklyn?
Can Steph Curry have a big night against the Jazz, who are without Rudy Gobert?
Is Trae Young in line for a bounceback game against the Pacers?
Can Bam Adebayo get a double-double while the Heat secure a road win over the Raptors?
Can the Hawks cover as 9.5-point road favorites against the Kings?
Multiple members of RotoWire's NBA crew are targeting the Timberwolves at Hawks contest.
Can Minnesota be the team that ends Memphis' win streak?
Will Kyle Kuzma thrive against the shorthanded frontcourt of Orlando?
Warriors at Grizzlies will draw plenty of attention. Who will come out on top?
Are the Cavaliers in a great bounceback spot against the Kings?
Is the Bucks-Nets over/under too high?
Can Andrew Wiggins carry the shorthanded Warriors?
How will Kyrie Irving play in his season debut?
How would the RotoWire NBA crew spend $1,000 on newly available futures bets?
After taking care of the Nets in Game 7 over the weekend, the Bucks are now the odds-on favorites to win the 2021 NBA Finals.