And that's the conundrum we're dealing with here. For all we know Koclanes may get the ship righted, Miller finds some great free agents during the off-season and Dallas has a team similar to what Indiana has this year.
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Investigation by “the WNBA and league security.” I have no idea what would lead to this.Seattle Storm investigation, explained: Why WNBA is looking into team's coaching staff | Sporting News
Here's what to know about the reported league investigation surrounding the Storm.www.sportingnews.com
Here's a link from Sporting News that provides context, even though details remain unclear.
Agreed, which is why I said details are unclear. This could be totally different than the previous investigation.
I see your point. And while I don’t like to see people losing their jobs, I believe something needs to be done about the Dallas Wings. I also realize that this is (probably) the coach’s first position as a head coach, so lots of growing pains will present themselves. Additionally, there needs to be a better assembly of players, who can complement each other. But, it may be too late now to make such changes.
Won't be Tibbetts unless Satou, Kah, or AT absolutely hate his guts.
Career record in the W. lol
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This roster will change over time. Miller did what he could for his first year, including a trade for last year's MIP and executing the 4th year option on Siegrist. He's taking a chance on Smith, in my opinion, which doesn't hurt for one season.
Don't give Alexa/Siri any ideas.I shout profanity at my TV all the time and TV security isn’t investigating me. As far as I know.
Same store, but think there's a case of apples and oranges:
Same store, but think there's a case of apples and oranges:
- Loyd -- who had only spent her entire career there -- wanted out because of a culture of administrative intimidation. The Storm's own investigation -- surprise, surprise -- didn't find this to be the case but traded her to a Western rival. Why is it not a surprise that the alleged incident took place between the Aces (where Ms. Loyd currently plays) and a coach from the Storm. On the same staff that was investigated? And Ms. Quinn says we all learn and take it forward. Yeah, right.
- The Sonics -- if I have the time order right -- picked up Li Yeuru in a trade with Sparks and probably intended here to be a prime backup in the paint. Then, in no short order, Olivia Miles decides to go pro -- but in college -- and doesn't enter the draft; thereby having the Storm pick up Ms. Malonga, who just happens to play the same position.
So, will the Storm respect this request and ship her out? Don't hear about these kinds of trades often, but is there a player that the Storm might want to get for either this season and/or would be able to hold onto in 2026? Here's a thought: Ezi Magbegor is an unrestricted free agent (like so many players), while Li Yeuru is an ERFA (exclusive rights). Magbegor seems to have hit a Plateau-like season. Malonga - Magbegor look like the same player from a functional standpoint at this time in their careers. Perhaps the Storm could see what deal would help most. Yeuru can play....look at her work for the Chinese National Team. But does anyone want to put the time into it in a condensed season?
Well, at least she's not accusing the coaching staff of intimidation....
I shout profanity at my TV all the time and TV security isn’t investigating me. As far as I know.
Li Yeuru is asking for a trade because the Chinese National team, which has a lot of influence on how their players are utilized in the WNBA, wants more playing time for their players. Pretty much the same thing happened in Chicago. Her stint in LA was a combination of things.
She can go as far as I'm concerned. She's not terrible, but not great either. You don't like the minutes you are getting in the league? Get better. Honestly I hope no one wants her. Let her go back to China.
Dang...old favorites reside hard in my mind!I think you mean the Storm, not the Sonics.
