Wednesday, May 22nd, 2019 How the WNBA became a hot newsroom beat When Mike Terry was assigned to the WNBA beat in 2001, the stars seemed aligned. He’d be covering the ascendant Los Angeles Sparks, a team on the precipice of back-to-back championships. And he’d be doing it for a Los Angeles Times sports section helmed by editor Bill Dwyre, whose generous budget allowed Terry to travel […] Maitreyi Anantharaman
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