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**WNBA:** Las Vegas Aces fans, don’t worry – Kate Martin is doing well! Although her All-Star weekend didn’t go as hoped due to a selection snub and a minor injury, there’s a silver lining. Despite missing the All-Star Game due to these setbacks, Martin’s resilience remains strong, and recent updates are promising.
Kate Martin, a 24-year-old guard selected No. 18 in the 2024 WNBA Draft, has won fans over with her skills and determination. She impressed during training camp and became a key player for the Aces, earning significant minutes in several games.
However, her performance hit a snag when an awkward fall during a game against the Chicago Sky left her with an ankle injury. Initially feared to be serious, it turns out to be a severe bruise rather than a torn Achilles. With the Olympic break providing a four-week window for recovery, things are looking up.
The most heartening news came not from a medical report but from a social event. While her teammates enjoyed All-Star activities, Kate was out in Boston with her girlfriend, Claire Gransee. Claire, who publicly shared their relationship on Instagram last month, reunited with Kate for a night out.
Seeing Kate Martin dancing happily has brought joy to Aces fans and the WNBA community. It’s a sign of her resilience and a hopeful indicator of her return. Fans can be optimistic about her recovery and look forward to her comeback on the court.
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