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WNBA Roundup | Loss knocks Phoenix out of playoff race
Deanna Nolan had 18 points to help the Detroit Shock beat Phoenix 89-78 Tuesday, knocking the defending champion Mercury out of the Western...
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Deanna Nolan had 18 points to help the Detroit Shock beat Phoenix 89-78 Tuesday, knocking the defending champion Mercury out of the Western Conference playoff race.
San Antonio, the Storm, Los Angeles and Sacramento are the four West playoff teams.
Detroit (20-12) and Connecticut are tied for first place in the East.
Other games
At Lynx 86, Fever 76
Minnesota (15-17) beat Indiana (15-17) despite losing standout Seimone Augustus to a head injury in the first quarter. She was able to walk slowly before halftime and was taken to a hospital for tests.
Stars 82, at Liberty 76
Ex-Liberty guard Becky Hammon scored 30 points to lead San Antonio (22-10) past New York (18-13).
At Comets 75, Sun 68
Tina Thompson scored 21 points to help Houston (15-17) beat Connecticut (20-12).
At Sky 78, Mystics 59
Jia Perkins scored 17 points as Chicago (12-20) beat Washington (10-21).
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