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I watched the game and Dallas' defence did have some impact in this game. The guards did a great job in frustrating Gray during the... -
It's unknowable to what extent the Wings' defense made a difference in the Dream's rough shooting night (also, not a good shooting night...
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If Banghart makes a Final 4, I'll swear off Bacon Egg and Cheese biscuits, Powerade, and chocolate chip cookies FOR LIFE !!!!!!!! Not...
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Linus Pauling won in chemistry and peace.
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MilfordHusky reacted to BlueSkyGLW's post in the thread A Rumble in Seattle, Resonating: The Full Gabby Williams Experience with
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I think she chose dual citizenship so she can play for her mother's country......it seems she is close to her grandmother, French side. -
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MilfordHusky replied to the thread 2025 WNBA Regular Season.Atlanta shot like absolute crap. Was the Dallas defense a factor? That would be a surprise, but is possible.
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I am a Lynx fan because of Maya.
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Fav teams for me this year: Indiana-I think they’re the most fun to watch, love Clark/AB/Mitchell. Games have a ton of energy and...
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Wheeler played her butt off in the 4th. Did an excellent job guarding CC too and getting in her head. Love seeing how well she’s...
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Yueru getting some well deserved kudos for her performance last night.
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Or, in my case, one on NBA channel and the other on the laptop! After winning a run-and-gun with Dallas, the Mystics slog a win out...
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KK's talk is like her game - very fast. She may take the prise at fast talking. And it is packaged with some pretty deep thinking...
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MilfordHusky reacted to The CDR-Ret's post in the thread Paige Bueckers is who we thought she was (Her Hoop Stats) with Like.
Why are her assists not so high yet? you ask... Her teammates who shoot the most (so far) average around 33% shooting (2 pts) and 29%...
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MilfordHusky replied to the thread Mt. Rushmore and Beyond.Candace was a great player; however, she did not always play hard. In addition, she was a finesse player, and was averse to physical...
