Good news for WNBA fans as the league has discussed a 22-game regular season starting July 24th at IMG Academy in Brandenton, Florida.
The WNBA originally was set to have a 36-game regular season beginning on May 15th until the league was suspended by the coronavirus epidemic.
According to ESPN, “no decisions have been made,” by either the players or executive director Terri Jackson but will continue to gather feedback and try to solidify discussions.
IMG Academy’s basketball complex has four state-of-the-art courts, according to their website and each roster has 12 players to each 1 team for 12 total.
The WNBA’s playoffs in normal season are single-elimination games for the first and second rounds, then five-game series for the semi-finals and finals, according to ESPN.
Following the playoffs, the WNBA will have its draft on April 17th.
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