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Lynx rookie Olivia Miles, veteran Natasha Howard named WNBA All-Star Game starters

The announcement of the 2026 WNBA All-Star starters has triggered widespread debate regarding player voting patterns and notable absences.

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The selection process has drawn immediate attention following reports that less than half of WNBA players participated in the voting process. Coverage from outlets including SB Nation, Yahoo Sports, Fox News, USA Today, The New York Times, and ABC7 highlights significant controversy surrounding the omission of specific players.

Reports focus on the exclusion of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese from the starter lineup, with various sources citing player reactions to the voting results and concerns regarding perceived snubs for other teams, including the Atlanta Dream. Future reports will track further commentary from players and league representatives regarding the voting turnout.

Coverage does not yet specify if any adjustments will be made to the roster selection process or how the league will address the low participation rate among voters.

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Quick answers

Who were named as starters for the Lynx?

Olivia Miles and Natasha Howard were named as starters.

What concern was raised regarding the voting process?

Coverage indicates that less than half of WNBA players cast ballots for the All-Star starters.

Which players are being discussed in the context of being snubbed?

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are frequently mentioned in reporting regarding the All-Star starter selections.

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