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Maya Moore: the case for the GOAT

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    Maya Moore: the case for the GOAT

    Forward · Lynx · Born 11 June 1989, Jefferson City, Missouri, USA · Career 2011–2018

    A dynamic, two-way forward who led the Minnesota Lynx dynasty, then stepped away at her peak to fight for criminal justice reform.

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    Why Maya Moore could be the GOAT

    Moore may be the greatest winner in basketball history: two NCAA titles, four WNBA titles in seven seasons, two Olympic golds and a World Cup gold. She did it with elite scoring and defence. Then she walked away at her peak to help free a wrongfully convicted man.

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