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Message: [QUOTE="JellyBean, post: 5289386, member: 1997"] I think Sky is winning in the WNBA. Might not be in the form of a title, yet, but she is winning. She is still in the W and teams and players, don't mind having her on their team. I know during her off year, she had teams (Seattle, Chicago, Indiana, and Minnesota) showing interest in requiring her services. Minnesota was a low-level interest but she was on the radar but there was interest. Even though we all like to single an individual out for their great play on offense and defense, basketball, like all sports, is still a team game. Skylar can't do it all on her own. Skylar needs the other players to do their part and a whole lot of luck or things to bounce in that particular player/teams way. What happened in Phoenix. Nobody saw that unfolding the way it did. If they did, they should be playing the Powerball/Mega Millions then. As for Coach Quinn, as Coach Gregg Popovich said years ago, "I ain't the one out there on the court throwing the ball away, bricking shots, not giving my all out there". Coach Quinn is doing her part. She prepares the players. I know the coaching staff has a game plan. The players gotta do their part and follow that game plan. As for that last part, it is what it is. All I know is, I love watching the WNBA games and Seattle and Minnesota are the two teams that I follow and it is annoying seeing Seattle play way below their potential and it is not all on Coach Quinn. The players gotta step up. [/QUOTE]

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