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Jordin Canada injury update: Dream point guard out at least two weeks with hamstring strain
Atlanta Dream point guard Jordin Canada has been diagnosed with a hamstring strain that will keep her out for at least two weeks, the team announced Wednesday. Canada had to be carried off the floor after collapsing during the team's win over the Phoenix Mercury on Aug.
The WNBA will play its first ever regular season game in Canada on Friday night in Vancouver. Storm vs. Dream will tip off at 10PM ET.
Jordin Canada fully understands how fortunate she is to have landed with the Storm with the No. 5 overall WNBA draft pick in 2018. But, as the dynamic guard enters a contract year, her future in ...
Jordin Canada has only known the West Coast. She was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, played at UCLA in college, and is starting her WNBA career with the Seattle Storm.
If Jordin Canada is known for two things, it’s running and playmaking. But that’s now, and we’re talking about then. Then, as in a time when those were the last two things that the Storm’s ...
Jordin Canada, who is in town with the Sparks to play the Storm, is averaging 14 points and 4.8 assists and has become an early Comeback Player of the Year candidate.
Whoa, Canada. Jordin Canada is a mesmerizing talent capable of both scoring in bunches while also ensuring the Bruins’ box score is littered with teammates who also reach double figures in points.
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