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Natasha Cloud’s situation for the WNBA All-Star Game is not simple

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The Liberty will be well represented at All-Star weekend in Indianapolis later this month. 

Earlier this week, Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu were chosen as starters for the All-Star game. Furthermore, coach Sandy Brondello was selected to lead Team Napheesa Collier due to the Liberty’s impressive winning percentage, which ranked second as of Thursday.

Two more Liberty players — Natasha Cloud and Jonquel Jones — are holding out hope they’ll hear their names called Sunday when the league unveils the 12 reserves, who are picked by the league coaches. 

Jones had a case to be an All-Star starter, averaging 15.6 points and 11.3 rebounds in the first six games before spraining her right ankle. She’s been limited to just nine games, and while there’s not a required minimum games played to be named an All-Star, it seems unlikely considering the circumstances. 

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