Players seek All-Star votes during pivotal WNBA games tonight

WNBA voting ends June 27, with tonight marking a final opportunity for players to enhance their All-Star credentials in four games. Kahleah Copper of the Phoenix Mercury, Courtney Williams from the Minnesota Lynx, Skylar Diggins of the Chicago Sky, and Veronica Burton from the Golden State Valkyries are all on the All-Star bubble. Copper aims to improve her efficiency after a mixed season, while Williams looks to build on her career-best stats against the Washington Mystics. Diggins hopes to end the Sky's six-game losing streak with a strong performance at home against the Portland Fire, while Burton seeks to regain her early-season form to solidify her All-Star candidacy.

• 1:00 PMYahoo Sports — WNBA gameday discussion: Which players on the All-Star bubble can strengthen their case with a “2-for-1” vote-worthy performance?