Grading every team in the WNBA playoffs' first round: Liberty finally show up, Lynx make disastrous history
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CBS Sports handed out its report cards after the WNBA playoffs' first round, and two results stood at opposite poles. The Atlanta Dream broke a decade-plus drought by winning their first multi-game postseason series since 2013, while the Indiana Fever repeated a familiar ending and exited early. One franchise found traction it had not felt in eleven years; the other stayed stuck in a loop its fans have come to dread.
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