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The article discusses forward Elena Delle Donne of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) Chicago Sky team. Topics include coverage of the WNBA and its players on social media and in the news, her absence from regular season and All-Star games due to injuries and flare-ups of Lyme Disease, which she contracted in 2008, and suggestions to lower the basketball rims in the WNBA to increase interest from viewers.

The article discusses Antwan Jamison and his role as a spokesperson for KaBoom!, the nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting children's play. Topics include his participation in the 2008 National Basketball Association (NBA) All-Star Game held in New Orleans, Louisiana, his introduction to KaBoom! through his participation in the construction of a playground in New Orleans, and his funding of his own playground construction projects in Bossier City, Louisiana and Charlotte, North Carolina.

The article presents information on former Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) basketball player Becky Hammon and her role as the assistant coach for the San Antonio spurs men's basketball team. Topics include details on the affect of age on Hammon's athletic ability, details on Hammon's relationship with the Spurs organization, and mention of her relationship with Spurs' coach Gregg Popovich.

The article discusses how it took 17 seasons for the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) to acknowledge that many of the fans of the women's professional basketball league are lesbians. WNBA President Laurel Richie claims that the LGBT community has been supportive of the league since its inception. It states that several WNBA teams have staged Gay Pride Night events. Gay basketball players such as Brittney Griner are mentioned, along with marketing targeted at LGBT basketball fans.

The author presents information on the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). Topics include details on the WNBA's role in hosting the annual Inspiring Women luncheon in New York City on September 5, mention of WNBA players such as Delle Donne and Diana Taurasi, and mention of 13-year-old softball player Mo’ne Davis' inspiration from the WNBA.

Captions are presented to a photograph of woman basketball player Elena Delle Donne intended for use as a sports card by readers.

The article focuses on basketball player JaVale McGee of the Washington Wizards of the National Basketball Association (NBA) and his relationship with his mother Pamela McGee, who was a professional player in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). It is noted that McGee's mother was also his coach in amateur youth basketball, and McGee states she was a demanding coach. Wizards coach Flip Saunders says that Pamela McGee has made her son a better player.