@Ecnerwal23 Reporters asked her in February and she answered. They asked her to follow up on the comments a week ago and she repeated her answers. Keep lying to yourself, though.
@shahartley Any serious league consists of teams trying to win. She’s a catalyst — almost every game — who offers defense, outside shooting and game experience. And it would appear she’s popular among her teammates. What you are suggesting will happen would need to be some form of collusion.
@MattWalshBlog Some people don’t aspire to be just another talking head, I guess. You sell your opinions. Others maintain the right to do as they see fit with their own. That’s America, right?
@DavidDTSS Agree, but leading the league in points generated per game seems like something you could build a “compelling” argument on for the guard position. Or you could continue to lie to yourself when you contemplate why you do what you do for a living…
@seeratsohi Not sure what the old guard is protecting? The WNBA had been on life support for many years. The only rational explanation is jealousy and the delusion that the old guard has paid dues that CC hasn’t — but such “rules” have never applied to transformative athletes (which she is).
@OleTimeHardball Efficiency and peak brilliance are often weighed more heavily than longevity when it comes to legacy (and all-time rankings). But we must consider Ryan is an alpha (perhaps THE alpha) when it comes to sustained excellence/longevity. That’s why he’s top 10.
@jasonwhitlock You’re like one of the WWE personalities who turns from hero to heel overnight. A bullish Caitlin supporter-turned critic (and now suddenly fawning over her so-called nemesis ??) At some point, why not just call it theater and own it as such?
I think this was a preview of the 2026 ECF. If so, @WNBA will see record TV numbers. The league’s two most relevant players lived up to the hype, and anyone who says Reese isn’t an elite player is eating crow tonight. Two signature sneaker players, polar opposites, alphas.
@WerderEdNFL Favre is an example of the public rewriting history when it has washed its hands of you. His post-career choices shouldn’t affect his legacy as a player (or the qualities he possessed) but I suspect this illustrates how it has.
@btoppmeyer What he did was wrong but I see no issue in others pointing out it’s a bread crumb pulled from a loaf peppered with mold; NIL/gambling advertising dollars/outrageous HC salaries only reflects the hypocrisy of this story. The NCAA’s house, same as your editorial, is made of glass.
@WerderEdNFL I recall they had Seau number one on their board and failed to trade up to get him. Still, beyond Emmitt, Jimmie Jones was a solid role player for SB27 and Kenneth Gant was fan favorite. Not bad.
The most fascinating storyline in pro sports over the past decade has been the desire by so many in the basketball community to knock down Caitlin Clark. It’s not about sports analysis; it’s about finding ways to diminish Clark’s standing among her peers. Toxic. Unprecedented.