Kiki Iriafen drives to the basket during the second WNBA All-Star game of her two-year career. | NBAE via Getty Images I am not about to pretend I’ve been a ride-or-die WNBA fan since the league started in 1997. I’ve been a casual — I know who the top players are, I know when the Mystics are good or bad, and that’s about it. The league has gotten by just fine without me. This season, the league started a new TV deal that’ll pay them $281 million a year for the next decade. That’s good news fo...
I am not about to pretend I’ve been a ride-or-die WNBA fan since the league started in 1997. I’ve been a casual — I know who the top players are, I know when the Mystics are good or bad, and that’s about it. The league has gotten by just fine without me. This season, the […]
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