How the WNBA went from an existential' moment to record success
Briefly

In spring 2020, WNBA faced an existential moment about going dark for 20 months. Without the highly competitive 22-game bubble season, the league may not have survived.
Four years after the Wubble, the WNBA Finals is a capstone to its most successful year. TV ratings and attendance are up, exemplifying the league's growth.
The arrival of stars like Caitlin Clark and the enduring excellence of players like A'ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart have driven a boom in the WNBA.
For years, players pushed for private charter flights akin to those in the NBA; this season marks a significant milestone in player treatment and league development.
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