TV viewership increases for WNBA playoffs
Oct 13, 2009 - 5:22 PM NEW YORK (AP) -- Television viewership was up for the WNBA playoffs this season.ESPN said Tuesday the five-game finals averaged 548,000 viewers, up 73 percent from 316,000 in 2008. The 13 postseason games aired on ESPN2 averaged 435,000 viewers, a 54 percent increase from the 282,000 last year.
The Phoenix Mercury won their second WNBA title Friday, beating the Indiana Fever 94-86 in Game 5.
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