BTW - Stokes got the start over Cash - no points at half time but 7 boards... However Olympian Tina is playing like a Titan - 17 points and 6 boards...
She's taking Kiah to school all 2nd halfCatch is walking right past them to the basket... where is the defense?
yup... Stokes is too much of an upright defender to be guarding Catch who loves to to slash to the basket from the top of the circleShe's taking Kiah to school all 2nd half
incredible... that Catchings player is awesome, which college did she attend?What a comeback by the Fever.
Yes Tennessee. She is one of the best ever to play.incredible... that Catchings player is awesome, which college did she attend?
yeah she showed it todayYes Tennessee. She is one of the best ever to play.
BG is bringing it this game. That is the Griner I've seen all summer. Not bad for a player that I've read has no offense.
bush league call by the refs.... bad way for the Mercury season to end
easttexastrash said:Maya was spectacular and the reason Minnesota won, not the refs, but let me say that there were some really bad fouls called today, the worst of which was that foul called with 1.5 seconds, 70 feet from the basket. If some of these fouls were called in the NBA the refs would be chased out of the building.
That's pretty awful. Phoenix's season is over due to a final call that was wrong. Who knows what might have happened in OT? With Bonner gone (she picked up foul #6 with I think 1.5 minutes left), it's unlikely Phx would have won in OT but... you never know what would have happened. At least Lobo was very vocal at the time "that is just a bad call by the ref"...WNBA issues statement on the call in the Lynx/Merc game:
NEW YORK, Sept. 28, 2015 – Renee Brown, WNBA Chief of Basketball Operations and Player Relations, issued the following statement today regarding the foul call with 1.5 seconds to play in the fourth quarter of the Minnesota Lynx’s 72-71 win over the Phoenix Mercury on Sunday at Talking Stick Resort Arena:
“With 5.4 seconds on the game clock and the game tied at 71-71, Minnesota’s Maya Moore deflected and stole a pass from Phoenix’s Noelle Quinn. Quinn was immediately called for a reach-in foul for contact on Moore. After reviewing postgame video and interviewing last night’s game officials, we have determined a foul should not have been called on Quinn for contact on Moore while Moore was attempting to advance the ball.”
To view the play, click on the following link: http://www.wnba.com/video/final-seconds-of-game-2-of-the-western-conference-finals
BTW, Amy Bonner is the official who called the foul.