The NAACP Image Awards had a special moment of honor for WNBA star Brittney Griner, who received a standing ovation and called for the release of other Americans held abroad. Queen Latifah ...
rejoining the Phoenix Mercury — the WNBA team she has not played with since 2021. RELATED: Brittney Griner’s Wife Cherelle Griner Applauds Her Release, Says They Are Committed To Helping ...
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Commemorating her tenth season, both Griner and the official Twitter account for the Phoenix Mercury took to social media to celebrate the news. More from VIBE.com Brittney Griner's WNBA Return ...
WNBA. Brittney Griner and her significant salary reduction to return to the WNBA with the Mercury Phoenix Mercury. Brittney Griner is on the court and smiling as she gets ready for her comeback to ...
It’s been close to three months now since WNBA star Brittney Griner returned home to the United States after spending close to 10 months in Russian prison. On Dec. 8, Griner was released from ...
Brittney Griner made a live TV appearance for the first time since being released from a Russian prison. The WNBA star appeared ... should have also demanded the release of former Marine Paul ...
Nneka is thrilled to see Griner back home and is especially happy to have her back on the court. Ogwumike was among the many WNBA players who advocated for Brittney’s release from Russia.
Griner officially re-signed with the only WNBA team she’s ever known this week, reportedly on a one-year deal with Phoenix worth $165,100. Griner, who spent 10 months in Russian custody after ...
It’s been two months since the Biden administration secured the release of Griner from Russia in a prisoner swap with notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout. Griner, an eight-time WNBA all ...
In one of her first public appearances since being released from Russian prison, WNBA ... Griner landed on American soil on Dec. 8 as part of a prisoner swap. In exchange for Griner's release ...
"It's a new dawn in the desert." Griner is gearing up to open this year's WNBA season on May 19 against the Los Angeles Sparks five months after her release from a Russian penal colony in December.
