i love steph, that’s my goat, but bro signed the extension.
he knew what he was signing back on for, let’s not do this gimmick again bc he’s not gonna get the same sympathy after signing.
Tasty Steve @Tasty_Steve just happened to be walking around Tokyo, so we quietly snuck up on him, van-snatched him, and took him to the Waffle House area at VS Studio for some karaoke.
@Raythesnivy I don’t understand why they don’t make sports games live service? What’s the point of releasing a game just to remove it a year later…
Just have an app called NBA 2K and it’ll have dlc every year with the new rosters.
From @TheAthletic: LeBron James will make nearly four times as much promoting the Polymarket prediction market as he will from playing basketball. The deal may not break NBA rules, but it raises uncomfortable questions. https://t.co/zRVcnfdy17
Angel has been a Top 3 prospect her entire life 😭
The fact the world got duped into believing she was terrible b/c of highlights from hating sport pages is one of the most insane stories we will ever hear in history.
She’s always been elite.
If Angel Reese makes it to the WNBA Finals in her first playoff appearance…
As the Reigning Defensive Player in the year… who led in rebounds & steals… plus won a World Cup Gold Medal… surely ALL-WNBA as well.
Then some real respect is gonna have to be put on her name 👂🏽
Introducing: DPOY Barbie 👏💖
Angel Reese is honored pregame with her 2026 WNBA @Kia Defensive Player of the Year trophy in front of the home crowd.
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Caitlin Clark is heading into Year 4 of her WNBA career, and somehow we are still having the same conversation about viewership and attendance.
Today, Christine Brennan used her platform not to talk about the players who actually performed in Game 1 of the semifinals, but to compare the attendance for Angel Reese and Atlanta’s semifinal matchup to Dream games against Indiana.
And my question is: who cares?
Atlanta is still playing in a venue that’s drawing more than three times as many fans as its postseason venue did last season. Reese doesn’t decide how many tickets are made available for sale. And Atlanta has already shown it can draw huge crowds, selling more than 17,000 tickets for games against Las Vegas and Chicago.
So Caitlin Clark leads in viewership. And?
She leads in jersey sales. And?
She draws enormous crowds. And?
And? And? And? I’m sorry, but again, who is supposed to care?
Why would anyone expect other WNBA players to generate the same numbers when no other player has received anything close to the same level of mainstream exposure and media attention?
Said it before: at some point, some of these trusted media voices stop looking like reporters covering the league and start looking like paid fans.
And the fact that this is what Caitlin Clark’s career has been reduced to is honestly such an unfortunate thing to see.
Why are we still comparing the success of Angel Reese, a National Champion and Defensive Player of the Year winner contributing to a team currently playing in the semifinals, to Caitlin Clark, whose résumé consists of first-round exits?
Both are great players.
But seriously, there doesn’t always have to be a comparison.
It probably won’t stop.
But it should.