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1999 Detroit Shock season


The 1999 WNBA season was the second for the Detroit Shock. The Shock entered the playoffs for the first time in franchise history.

Transactions

WNBA draft

RoundPickPlayerNationalitySchool/Team/Country
15Jennifer AzziUnited StatesSan Jose Lasers
217Val Whiting-RaymondUnited StatesSeattle Reign
329Dominique CantyUnited StatesAlabama
441Astou Ndiaye-DiattaSenegalSeattle Reign

Transactions

DateTransaction
May 4, 1999Drafted Jennifer Azzi, Val Whiting-Raymond, Dominique Canty and Astou Ndiaye-Diatta in the [1999 WNBA draft](1999-wnba-draft)
May 6, 1999Signed Claudia Neves, Oksana Zakaluzhnaya and Laura Baker
May 7, 1999Waived Aneta Kausaite and Lynette Woodard
May 31, 1999Waived Laura Baker
June 9, 1999Waived Gergana Branzova
July 5, 1999Waived Elena Tornikidou
July 28, 1999Signed Wanda Guyton
July 30, 1999Traded Cindy Brown and Korie Hlede to the Utah Starzz in exchange for Wendy Palmer and Olympia Scott-Richardson

Roster

Schedule

Regular season

|- | 1 | June 12 | @ Minnesota | L 51–68 | Sandy Brondello (15) | Val Whiting-Raymond (16) | Azzi Brondello (3) | Target Center

0–1
2
June 14
@ Cleveland
W 73–71
Brondello
Hlede (15)
Val Whiting-Raymond (7)
Val Whiting-Raymond (4)
Gund Arena
1–1
-
3
June 17
Orlando
W 79–74
Sandy Brondello (23)
Astou Ndiaye-Diatta (8)
Sandy Brondello (7)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
2–1
-
4
June 18
@ Washington
W 76–69
Jennifer Azzi (18)
Val Whiting-Raymond (7)
Val Whiting-Raymond (5)
MCI Center
3–1
-
5
June 20
@ New York
L 62–69
Sandy Brondello (16)
Cindy Brown (10)
Jennifer Azzi (6)
Madison Square Garden
3–2
-
6
June 22
Charlotte
W 75–69
Sandy Brondello (19)
Astou Ndiaye-Diatta (9)
Azzi
Hlede (3)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
4–2
-
7
June 24
Houston
L 65–77
Korie Hlede (17)
Brown
Ndiaye-Diatta (6)
Sandy Brondello (2)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
4–3
-
8
June 26
Phoenix
L 60–66
Dominique Canty (16)
Cindy Brown (6)
Sandy Brondello (3)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
4–4
-
9
June 28
New York
W 91–71
Korie Hlede (17)
Brown
Canty (6)
Sandy Brondello (5)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
5–4
-
10
July 2
Los Angeles
L 81–91
Sandy Brondello (21)
Cindy Brown (10)
Brondello
Sporn (3)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
5–5
-
11
July 4
Sacramento
L 78–92
Cindy Brown (18)
Val Whiting-Raymond (10)
Brown
Hlede (4)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
5–6
-
12
July 6
@ Utah
L 94–104 (2OT)
Sandy Brondello (33)
Cindy Brown (10)
Jennifer Azzi (5)
Delta Center
5–7
-
13
July 10
Washington
L 78–83 (2OT)
Brondello
Canty (15)
Val Whiting-Raymond (13)
Azzi
Brondello (4)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
5–8
-
14
July 12
@ Orlando
W 76–67
Sandy Brondello (22)
Val Whiting-Raymond (15)
Jennifer Azzi (7)
TD Waterhouse Centre
6–8
-
15
July 16
@ Washington
W 78–68
Sandy Brondello (18)
Sporn
Whiting-Raymond (7)
Jennifer Azzi (6)
MCI Center
7–8
-
16
July 17
Cleveland
W 77–61
Cindy Brown (14)
Cindy Brown (8)
Jennifer Azzi (8)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
8–8
-
17
July 21
Utah
W 86–77
Cindy Brown (18)
Val Whiting-Raymond (9)
Jennifer Azzi (6)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
9–8
-
18
July 23
@ Cleveland
W 69–60
Jennifer Azzi (20)
Cindy Brown (8)
Jennifer Azzi (8)
Gund Arena
10–8
-
19
July 25
Charlotte
L 66–78
Korie Hlede (22)
Carla Boyd (7)
Sandy Brondello (5)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
10–9
-
20
July 27
@ Houston
L 46–85
Jennifer Azzi (10)
Cindy Brown (9)
Azzi
Brondello (2)
Compaq Center
10–10
-
21
July 28
@ Charlotte
L 65–84
Sandy Brondello (15)
Val Whiting-Raymond (5)
Val Whiting-Raymond (5)
Charlotte Coliseum
10–11
-
22
July 31
Cleveland
L 53–55
Val Whiting-Raymond (9)
Astou Ndiaye-Diatta (11)
Val Whiting-Raymond (4)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
10–12

| |- | 23 | August 2 | Washington | L 70–75 | Jennifer Azzi (22) | Val Whiting-Raymond (10) | Jennifer Azzi (4) | The Palace of Auburn Hills | 10–13 |- style="background:#bbffbb" | 24 | August 4 | Minnesota | W 59–56 | Sandy Brondello (21) | Val Whiting-Raymond (13) | Dominique Canty (3) | The Palace of Auburn Hills

11–13
25
August 6
@ Sacramento
L 58–71
Sandy Brondello (13)
Val Whiting-Raymond (12)
Jennifer Azzi (3)
ARCO Arena
11–14
-
26
August 9
@ Los Angeles
W 84–59
Dominique Canty (18)
Wendy Palmer (12)
Azzi
Brondello (3)
Great Western Forum
12–14
-
27
August 11
@ Phoenix
L 57–68
Carla Boyd (14)
Wendy Palmer (12)
Val Whiting-Raymond (4)
America West Arena
12–15
-
28
August 13
New York
L 56–60
Sandy Brondello (15)
Wendy Palmer (11)
Dominique Canty (2)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
12–16
-
29
August 15
@ New York
W 63–57
Wendy Palmer (27)
Wendy Palmer (14)
Jennifer Azzi (5)
Madison Square Garden
13–16
-
30
August 18
@ Orlando
L 81–93
Jennifer Azzi (19)
Wendy Palmer (13)
Jennifer Azzi (5)
TD Waterhouse Centre
13–17
-
31
August 20
@ Charlotte
W 58–57
Wendy Palmer (20)
Wendy Palmer (9)
Azzi
Boyd (4)
Charlotte Coliseum
14–17
-
32
August 18
Orlando
W 74–68
Jennifer Azzi (27)
Wendy Palmer (14)
Azzi

Boyd Canty (2) | The Palace of Auburn Hills | 15–17

Playoffs

|- | 1 | August 24 | Charlotte | L 54–60 | Wendy Palmer (10) | Wendy Palmer (9) | Jennifer Azzi (3) | The Palace of Auburn Hills | 0–1

Season standings

Statistics

Regular season

PlayerGPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%RPGAPGSPGBPGPPG
Sandy Brondello323231.3.438.487.8472.12.30.80.213.3
Jennifer Azzi281929.9.514.517.8272.23.80.90.110.8
Wendy Palmer111026.8.470.250.7649.51.10.50.412.7
Dominique Canty261124.8.332.176.6913.11.51.00.09.6
Val Whiting-Raymond312024.6.380N/A.4556.71.61.31.06.5
Cindy Brown212123.3.315.233.6925.41.01.20.66.9
Carla Boyd322621.7.397.333.6302.31.60.80.35.4
Korie Hlede211019.4.390.333.8572.61.21.00.18.8
Rachael Sporn181018.9.468.000.6433.31.50.80.25.9
Astou Ndiaye-Diatta31114.1.438.000.6153.20.50.40.65.3
Claudia Neves30010.2.263.233.6320.81.00.50.02.5
Wanda Guyton1108.9.235N/A.8132.40.20.20.21.9
Elena Tornikidou1107.8.391N/A.3330.80.70.10.11.8
Olympia Scott-Richardson806.5.333N/A.6671.50.40.00.42.0
Lesley Brown1303.3.438.500.6670.70.20.10.11.5

‡Waived/Released during the season

†Traded during the season

≠Acquired during the season

References

References

  1. "1999 Detroit Shock Transactions".
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