2006 WNBA season

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The 2006 WNBA season was the league’s 10th year of play, notable for expansion and the debut of new franchises and talent.

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2006 WNBA season canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf WNBA season ⓘ
sports season ⓘ
allStarGame 2006 WNBA All-Star Game ⓘ
linked to: WNBA All-Star Game
allStarGameDate 2006-07-12 ⓘ
allStarGameHostArena Madison Square Garden ⓘ
allStarGameHostCity New York City ⓘ
allStarGameMVP Katie Douglas ⓘ
chronologicalPosition 10 ⓘ
coachOfTheYear John Whisenant ⓘ
conference Eastern Conference ⓘ
Western Conference ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
defensivePlayerOfTheYear Tamika Catchings ⓘ
draft 2006 WNBA draft ⓘ
linked to: WNBA Draft
draftFirstOverallPick Seimone Augustus ⓘ
draftFirstOverallTeam Minnesota Lynx ⓘ
easternConferenceChampion Detroit Shock ⓘ
endTime 2006 ⓘ
expansionDraft 2006 WNBA Expansion Draft ⓘ
expansionTeam Chicago Sky ⓘ
finals 2006 WNBA Finals ⓘ
finalsChampion Detroit Shock ⓘ
finalsFormat best-of-five series ⓘ
finalsMVP Deanna Nolan ⓘ
finalsRunnerUp Sacramento Monarchs ⓘ
followedBy 2007 WNBA season ⓘ
follows 2005 WNBA season ⓘ
league Women’s National Basketball Association ⓘ
mostImprovedPlayer Erin Buescher ⓘ
mostValuablePlayer Lisa Leslie ⓘ
notableFor debut of new franchises and talent ⓘ
expansion with Chicago Sky ⓘ
league’s 10th anniversary ⓘ
numberOfConferences 2 ⓘ
numberOfTeams 14 ⓘ
playoffFormat best-of-three early rounds ⓘ
regularSeasonFormat 34-game schedule per team ⓘ
rookieOfTheYear Seimone Augustus ⓘ
sixthWomanOfTheYear Erin Buescher ⓘ
sport basketball ⓘ
sportsmanshipAward Ticha Penicheiro ⓘ
startTime 2006 ⓘ
televisionBroadcaster ABC ⓘ
ESPN2 ⓘ
NBA TV ⓘ
westernConferenceChampion Sacramento Monarchs ⓘ

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Chicago Sky → inauguralSeason → 2006 WNBA season ⓘ
2007 WNBA season → precededBy → 2006 WNBA season ⓘ