Edwin Garcia is a lead writer at Silver Screen & Roll. Based in Los Angeles, he has been covering both men's and women's basketball since 2019, focusing on the stories that resonate with fans through day-to-day news, exclusive interviews, and in-depth film analysis. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Spark Chronicles, WNBA.com, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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Based on 2020s statistical trends, the Lynx and Fever are the most likely 2026 WNBA champions.
By: Edwin Garcia
With a record-breaking rebounding night in LA, Angel Reese demonstrated why she’s in a class of her own on the glass.
By: Edwin Garcia
The moment Angel Reese entered the WNBA she was its best rebounder in the league.
By: Edwin Garcia
The Sparks have plenty of work to do to turn their fortunes around, and a new practice facility is key to this process.
By: Edwin Garcia
While all eight WNBA playoff spots are secured, teams are still jockeying for position. What’s the current outlook?
By: Edwin Garcia
After a tight contest against Italy, Team USA returned to dominance against Czechia.
By: Edwin Garcia
Monday was the final day of FIBA World group play, and the action didn't disappoint. Team USA dominated against Czechia, Belgium best Australia and Mali's Cinderella story came to an end.
By: Edwin Garcia
As other teams fight for a quarter-final spot in the FIBA World Cup, Team USA, France and Belgium are all unbeaten and ready for the next phase.
As the quarter-finals begin in FIBA World Cup play, the MVP race intensifies as well.
By: Edwin Garcia
And just like that, only four teams—Team USA, France, Germany and Spain—remain in the FIBA World Cup.
