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What’s the Deal with “Build Submarines” on the Connecticut Sun Court?
If you’ve watched a Connecticut Sun game lately, you may have spotted something unusual on the court: BuildSubmarines.com. Not a new sandwich shop, not a quirky startup—an actual campaign about building submarines. It sounds strange, but here’s what I found out about how this partnership ended up courtside in the WNBA.
The WNBA Leg Sleeve: Fashion, Function… or Both?
A’ja Wilson turned a cut-up pair of leggings into a WNBA trend. The one-leg sleeve looks stylish, but it also plays a serious role on the court.
3 Takeaways from the Aces vs. Sparks Game
3 thoughts from the Aces vs. Sparks game — MVP talk, a big return, and a mascot moment you have to see.
8 Less Obvious Reasons Bringing the WNBA to Toronto Is a Great Move
5 – It’s the perfect chance for the Coca-Cola Coliseum to revive the old Raptors Sprite Zone cheap seat section.
Toronto Tempo: A New Toronto Identity.
When the Toronto Tempo was first announced, many fans, including myself, anticipated that the team’s branding would follow the blueprint set by the Toronto Raptors.
The Art of the Tempo: It starts with a basketball.
Periwinkle Plum exploring design, visuals, and a bit of experimentation. This piece is an animated basketball in the team’s colors.
Why Periwinkle Plum?
When Toronto’s new WNBA team unveiled its name, the Toronto Tempo, it wasn’t just the name that made an impression. It was the colours: periwinkle and plum.