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azfan said:
At this point the odds are a Lynx - Dream final.

She's also a local player from Naperville. So thoughtful and a very savvy marketing move.
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Absolutely. Very thoughtful and very savvy on the marketing side of things as well. Also, I like the fact that Chicago didn't wait 10, 20, 30 years to honor CP. Some franchise either forget some of their legends or just don't care about their legends. Chicago, for whatever reason, was like "We are honoring CP3 on this day" Done. Pretty cool honor.
 
Okay, they better retire Delle Donne and Fowles jerseys then, both accomplished much more for a longer period of time in Chicago than Parker did. Quigley was their first ever jersey retirement, earlier this year. Also Copper and Sloot better get their numbers in the rafters too. Everybody always says they wouldn't have won the Title without Candace, but she was the third best player on the team during their playoff run. Copper and Sloot were both phenomenal.
 
You would think with the roster that Seattle has (all stars, Olympians), plus with the addition of Sykes, that they would be a top 4 team. Instead they are barely hanging on for a playoff spot. Never been a fan of Quinn as a coach, and maybe the finger needs to be pointed at her. She seems to be doing less with more than any other coach in the league.
 
EricLA said:
You would think with the roster that Seattle has (all stars, Olympians), plus with the addition of Sykes, that they would be a top 4 team. Instead they are barely hanging on for a playoff spot. Never been a fan of Quinn as a coach, and maybe the finger needs to be pointed at her. She seems to be doing less with more than any other coach in the league.
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Is she on @azfan 's hit list? I've been questioning her coaching ability for most of her tenure.
 
Holy smokes!! If Indiana plays like this when they get Caitlin Clark back...OMG!! We know there is going to be some slippage but when you can get three players scoring 20 plus points. You got a recipe for success.
 
Some teams are just kryptonite to others and I think Indiana is Seattle's kryptonite this season. Seattle doesn't seem to handle physical post play all that well. I've noticed that Nneka shies away from it and Magbegor and Malonga are not built for it.
 
EricLA said:
You would think with the roster that Seattle has (all stars, Olympians), plus with the addition of Sykes, that they would be a top 4 team. Instead they are barely hanging on for a playoff spot. Never been a fan of Quinn as a coach, and maybe the finger needs to be pointed at her. She seems to be doing less with more than any other coach in the league.
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I have always been a fan of Coach Quinn, player and coach. But I think Seattle, with the roster that they have, it might be time for a new voice as coach. I thought coming into this season, based on their exit interviews last season, the core players would be motivated to play as One Unit and ball out. This season watching this team has been a struggle. It is on the players and coach. Could they turn it on in the playoffs? Of course. Will they? Who knows. The players control the outcome.
 
You heard it here first--LA isn't making the playoffs. While much improved from early in the season, they just can't get the absolute must wins. Phoenix has been steadily pulling away from them tonight.

Here's a weird stat--they are better on the road than at home. 10-7 vs. 7-10 (heading towards 7-11). Nice to get some wins away, but does you no good if you can't defend home court.
 
When I looked earlier AT had modest stats. She finished w/ ANOTHER triple double. 16 rebounds and 15 assists, come on now that is ridiculous. If she was a more consistent scoring threat she might be in the conversation for best ever. 19 for Sabally, 18 for Copper, 17 for Whitcomb who outshot her UW alum counterpart (5-7 behind the arc compared to 2-7).

25 for Hamby, 21 for Jackson, 20 for Plum but it wasn't enough. They could've gained a game on Seattle...but didn't get it done. Also lost a game on Indiana. Like I said, they aren't gonna finish the season in the top 8. Stevens is kinda disappearing lately, under double figure scoring in 4 of the last 7 games. Also I'm glad she was able to come back, but this is pretty much a lost season for Brink. Hopefully she can come into next year ready to go and be more impactful.
 
AT was smooth with her Triple Double approach. She got rebounds and assist first and then went into attack mode on her scoring. Well done, AT!!
 
I'm getting a headache just trying to figure out who will be MVP and which teams will make the playoffs.

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EricLA said:
You would think with the roster that Seattle has (all stars, Olympians), plus with the addition of Sykes, that they would be a top 4 team. Instead they are barely hanging on for a playoff spot. Never been a fan of Quinn as a coach, and maybe the finger needs to be pointed at her. She seems to be doing less with more than any other coach in the league.
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The irony for me is that their social media team put out a post hyping several players for end of season awards the day before. Not exactly a great game to use as a reference point.
 
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