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Sports and sports betting are two entities that are quite difficult to separate. However, different incidents have continued to expose the rather unpalatable side of this association, particularly in the WNBA this season.
Sophie Cunningham has had enough of the WNBA’s officiating controversies, and she’s making it clear the league needs to address them. Speaking on her No Hesitation podcast, Cunningham took aim at the WNBA’s handling of the timeout controversy and questioned why league leadership hadn’t done more to explain what happened. She wanted retiring Commissioner Cathy […]
Angel Reese is in the WNBA Finals, and Caitlin Clark isn’t, but does that directly relate to the Reese effect? For three years, Clark owned the narrative of a league transformed, and even when Reese said fans were watching games for her too, Clarkonomics barely blinked. Now Reese owns the Finals stage, and former ESPN host Linda Cohn has reminded everyone that it isn’t just about the power forward.
The upcoming WNBA Finals are another opportunity for Golden State Valkyries All-Star forward Gabby Williams to continue earning national recognition. Williams has been one of the best players in the playoffs so far, earning media praise in the process.
Renee Montgomery on owning the Dream, analyzing the WNBA Finals and her new show Checkmate.
Reese struggled to get there, though.
The Dallas rookie is turning heads
The Atlanta Dream opened only the lower bowl and part of the upper bowl for their first two playoff rounds, limiting capacity at State Farm Arena to about 8,800 and averaging around 9,700 fans. But for the WNBA Finals against the Golden State Valkyries, the Dream are done holding back.
“Evan was elite.”
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Was she out of line?
Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham has called out the WNBA.
Following a stinker against the Bulls, can the Bucks lift spirits and end preseason on a high note?
The Sixers’ projected starting five spans 20 years and would be just the fourth opening-night lineup in 30 seasons with at least four top-three picks.
Following the Indiana Fever’s 102-85 blowout loss in Game 1 against the Las Vegas Aces in the first round of the playoffs, Caitlin Clark was asked how she would grade her team’s defensive effort. “An F,” the 24-year-old replied.
