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Parker named WNBA defensive player of the year – Daytona Times

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BY THUC NHI NGUYEN LOS ANGELES TIMES/TNS Sparks forward Candace Parker was chosen Associated Press defensive player of the year Tuesday after leading the WNBA in rebounding. With 9.7 rebounds and 1.2 blocked shots per game this season, Parker anchored the third-rated Sparks defense as the team finished third in the league standings. The Sparks […]

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