
Stacey Dales Speaker & Booking Information

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Stacey Dales
She is a former WNBA player and popular sports television analyst
Dales was selected third overall in the 2002 WNBA Draft by the Washington Mystics, making her one of the highest-drafted Canadian players in WNBA history. She played for the Mystics from 2002 to 2004, showcasing her versatility as a guard-forward. Despite her relatively short WNBA career, Dales left a lasting impact on the league with her leadership and basketball IQ. She briefly retired from professional basketball in 2004 but returned to the WNBA in 2006 to play for the Chicago Sky before retiring for good in 2008.
After her playing career, Dales transitioned into sports media, where she has become a respected voice in NFL coverage. She joined the NFL Network as a reporter and analyst, covering major events such as the NFL Draft, Super Bowl, and regular-season games. Her deep understanding of sports, combined with her on-camera presence, has made her a valuable asset to the network. Dales' ability to break down complex plays and provide insightful commentary has earned her a loyal following among football fans.
In addition to her work with the NFL Network, Dales has also contributed to other sports media outlets, further solidifying her reputation as a versatile and knowledgeable sports broadcaster. Her journey from a top-tier basketball player to a leading sports reporter is a testament to her adaptability and passion for sports. Dales continues to inspire young athletes and broadcasters alike with her dedication and professionalism.
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