Dominant

When you look up the definition of "dominant" in the dictionary, it means "most important, most powerful, or most influential." Candace is all of that and more, having played at an incredibly high level while motivating the next generation of basketball players. Candace, who stands six feet four inches tall is a swiss army knife arm that can play five positions on the basketball court. Her ability to dribble and score the basketball with ease has brought her nothing but success, and there is doubt that she will be in the Naismith Hall of Fame one day.

Changing teams this offseason had little to no effect on her, as she averaged 13 points per game, 8 rebounds per game, and 4 assists per game this season. To top it all off, Candace and the Chicago Sky have advanced to the WNBA finals. I believe it means even more to Candace because she led her hometown team, the Chicago Sky, to the championships in her debut season. She is absolutely phenomenal because she can score at will, but she also has great playmaking skills that can help her teammates. Many people were shocked that the Chicago Sky got it this far after finishing the season 16-16. They came together as a team and started playing incredible basketball. Candace's familiarity playing in the finals will come in handy as the Chicago Sky look to win it all.

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