@thecrownliberty She hasn’t done anything wrong. I see frustration over getting hammered multiple times in the face and head. Everyone reacts to it. The refs have been horrendous all season long. Roles reversed and it was Sabrina doing it you would applaud it
@dannah__montana I wouldn’t necessarily say chennedy was wronged. She has had issues with all of the organizations who have signed her. Everyone else has a legit argument but not chennedy the way she is treated reflects on her attitude behind the scenes off of the court
@vidalimon@UnderdogWNBA She’s a horrible teammate and has a terrible attitude. This isn’t a shock, she has been removed from every team she has played for in the WNBA
@pbj_5_ She has earned the right to be in the MVP talks right now. There aren’t many players playing as good and consistent as Jess Sheppard at the moment
@lilipadkidah Cut down the direct drives to the basket and Dallas wins easily in the first meeting. Plus azzi was still finding her footing. I think it can be a much different outcome on Tuesday
@Renee__4@DallasWings It’s game one. She came off a long college season and she isn’t in a position where she needs to be forced to play big minutes to see success. Dallas went and got the help they needed in the offseason. Let the lineups develop and I’m sure she will be starting soon enough
@All_N_Yo_Tweets I think easing her in is the best thing for her. Let her get her legs under her after a long college season and take off some of the pressure by coming off the bench. Only thing is when she is on the floor they need to look for her more offensively but overall I’ll take the win
@MerlG_Official OU slams bats all the time for lesser stuff like walks. When OU does it it’s passion when anyone else does its arrogance. Like be for real there is nothing wrong with this
@prosportssuck@DavidBearman Those players would have never had the opportunity to play in the amount of eyes they did with the work of geno, pat summit and many many other coaching legends of the game. Geno 1000% is a massive part as to why women’s basketball is where it is today