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🏀 @GreydyDiaz will be on the scene for us providing all-access coverage of the first in-person #WNBADraft since 2019.

The party starts at 6p et on our feed.

Tune in to watch ESPN tonight for WNBA Draft. Image
Check-in time 😎 Image
All-Star Dearica Hamby just pulled up on the Draft…orange carpet vibes 👌🏿 Image
BET ON WOMEN 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 Image
@foreveraknitwit Making Brittney Griner a priority. andscape.com/features/britt…
Veronica Burton is getting drafted tonight! We see you 🔥 Image
The 2x SEC Player of the year is your number one pick! Congrats Rhyme Howard!!!
Dawn Staley, Lisa Leslie & Nneka are having a great time 👀
Kiersten Bell & Dearica Hamby… new teammates ♥️
Jackson St.'s Ameshya Williams-Holiday becomes the 1st player from an HBCU in 19 yrs to be drafted into the WNBA.

Shakira Austin providing all the vibes

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