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Brittney Griner agrees to 1-year deal with Dream after 11 seasons with Mercury: Source
Brittney Griner entered the offseason as the second-longest tenured player with one team in the WNBA, having spent her entire career with the Phoenix Mercury since being drafted in 2013.