Los Angeles guard Kelsey Plum is joining Amazon Prime Video’s broadcasts as a player contributor, making appearances in studio throughout the season.
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Plum, the No. 1 pick in the 2017 draft, will help highlight key storylines around the league and provide insight. Prime studios are in Los Angeles.
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Prime has 30 regular-season games this year as well as the Commissioner’s Cup championship and a first-round playoff series. Amazon Prime Video’s slate tips off on Thursday night with a doubleheader of Minnesota facing Dallas and New York playing Portland.
Plum has two WNBA championships that she won in back-to-back seasons with the Las Vegas Aces. She’s now No. 2 on the NCAA’s all-time career scoring list after breaking the old mark while she was at Washington.
Plum is a four-time All-Star. She won two Olympic gold medals: 3-on-3 at the Tokyo Games and 5-on-5 in Paris.
She is the second active player to sign on this season as a broadcaster. Indiana’s Sophie Cunningham will do a similar role with USA Sports.
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