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The WNBA All-Star Contest Is Missing Its Biggest Stars
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Rachel DeMita is back with a major WNBA update following the announcement of the All-Star three-point contest lineup.
She reacts to Caitlin Clark, Sabrina Ionescu and Kayla McBride declining invitations, explains why the competition may be missing some important star power and shares what she hopes to see from this year’s WNBA All-Star Game.
Rachel also explains where she has been over the past few weeks after being selected by FIFA and TikTok to cover the World Cup.
She opens up about covering the final, getting access to some of the biggest athletes in sports and how the experience helped reignite her passion for creating positive, entertaining sports content.
Plus, she addresses the future of Courtside Club and confirms that she is not leaving the show.
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0:00 I'm Back!!
0:46 WNBA Three-Point Contest Reaction
2:36 Is WNBA All-Star Missing Star Power?
4:38 Rachel’s World Cup Experience
6:20 Finding Joy in Covering Sports Again
9:16 The Future of Courtside Club
10:57 Covering Messi, Ronaldo and the Final
12:02 What’s Coming Next
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