Bold headline: A close call ends in disappointment as Malonga shines yet again.
Dominique Malonga and Noelle Quinn’s Breeze fell to the Mist in the Unrivaled semifinals on Monday, March 2, but the 20-year-old Seattle Storm standout once more demonstrated why she’s on track to be among the WNBA’s elite—potentially as soon as next season.
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