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The WNBA announced that Caitlin Clark and Naphessa Collier will serve as captains of the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game.
Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell tells USA TODAY Sports the league plans to add more players, more seating and visit offsite locations in Year 2.
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WNBA Explained: An exclusive conversation with Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell - MSNUnrivaled president Alex Bazzell sat down with SB Nation for an exclusive interview to share the league’s goals and aspirations, the TNT partnership, and more.
Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell sat down with SB Nation for an exclusive interview to share the league’s goals and aspirations, the TNT partnership, and more.
— Alex Bazzell (@alexbazzell) January 29, 2020. Collier isn’t the only basketball player Bazzell has trained. He also worked with several NBA superstars including Kyrie Irving and Trae Young.
Alex Bazzell: I think the biggest thing we're trying to make sure we convey is we're not trying to be vague here. We're more so just trying to put the players' health at the forefront and making ...
Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell tells USA TODAY Sports the league plans to add more players, more seating and visit offsite locations in Year 2.
WNBA star Napheesa Collier and her daughter, Mila, recently enjoyed a Minnesota Vikings game. Collier's husband, NBA coach Alex Bazzell, shared a heartwarming photo of the moment on social media.
That would be WNBA and NBA trainer Alex Bazzell, and the pair got engaged in 2019 after they started dating in her junior year at UConn. He was her trainer when they first met.
Her husband, Alex Bazzell, is a renowned WNBA and NBA trainer. Bazzell is also the co-founder of Through the Lens, “a tech company built for athletes to scale their individual brands and ...
As a former pro who has trained some of the biggest names in the NBA and WNBA, Alex Bazzell talks basketball all day long. So it was no surprise that he and his wife, Napheesa Collier, a three ...
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