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Lisa Leslie statue, 'The First Lady,' unveiled on L.A.'s Star Plaza
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Lisa Leslie statue, 'The First Lady,' unveiled on L.A.'s Star Plaza

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read
WNBA trailblazer Lisa Leslie became the 16th person -- and first Sparks player -- honored with a statue in what's become known as Star Plaza outside Crypto.com Arena.

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