Maybe do like Stewie, take a reduction in pay, and join Stewie, JJ, Sloot, Stef, and Ionescu for one more championship run.
Wouldn't have to play major minutes, but could maximise her minutes, and Still one of the best clutch players in history.
Would she thought? Wife, two kids in AZ (I think that's where they live?).Maybe do like Stewie, take a reduction in pay, and join Stewie, JJ, Sloot, Stef, and Ionescu for one more championship run.
Wouldn't have to play major minutes, but could maximise her minutes, and Still one of the best clutch players in history.
Would she thought? Wife, two kids in AZ (I think that's where they live?).
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Just got this via The Next's email newsletter. This WNBA off-season definitely hasn't been boring.
The Sparks have so many guards with Canada, J. Thomas, Carter, Brown & Clarendon. All who have played PG at some point in their career. Wonder who actually sticks on the roster & ends up starting.Jordin Canada decides to stay put in Los Angeles, signing a training camp contract to do so.
"I think the theme of this free agency is about sacrificing to be a part of something special," Canada said. "I believe in the vision that is getting ready to take place. We definitely have something special happening in LA and I'm excited to stay home.''
Canada decides to stay with hometown Sparks
Jordin Canada, who hails from Los Angeles and started started 25 of 32 games for the Sparks last season, has decided to re-sign with her hometown team.www.espn.com
Not a FA deal but a possible trade of a former UConn player back to CT.
It is a lot of guards but can any of them shoot outside consistently? That to me is the bigger issue.The Sparks have so many guards with Canada, J. Thomas, Carter, Brown & Clarendon. All who have played PG at some point in their career. Wonder who actually sticks on the roster & ends up starting.
hmmmm
Details of 4 team trade:
I’m literally dumbstruck by this trade. Basically Phoenix gave away Deshields for a marginal player and late round picks, most of which haven’t found roster spots in sometime. That makes no sense at all.Here's a regular-type breakdown of that massive trade:
Chicago Sky receive:
New York Liberty receive:
- Marina Mabrey (from Dallas in a sign-and-trade)
- 2024 second-round pick (from Phoenix)
Phoenix Mercury receive:
- Rights to Leonie Fiebich (from Chicago)
- 2024 second-round pick (from Chicago)
- Rights to swap 2025 first-round picks (with Phoenix)
Dallas Wings receive:
- Michaela Onyenwere (from New York)
- 2024 third-round pick (from Chicago)
- 2025 second-round pick (from Chicago)
- Diamond DeShields (from Phoenix)
- 2023 first-round pick (from Chicago)
- 2024 first-round pick (from Chicago)
- Rights to swap 2025 first-round picks (with Chicago)
One one hand, yes, but on the other hand, Dallas General Manager Greg Bibb never really distinguishes himself with his use of those draft picks.Does it seem like Dallas did some fleecing?
Seems to me that Chicago certainly got fleeced. Five draft picks plus a very talented (and big) European player for Mabrey and a draft pick. Marina isn't a replacement for Sloot, and they gave up all hope of drafting a decent point guard.Does it seem like Dallas did some fleecing?