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"This past season Minnesota registered its sixth 25-win campaign while becoming the first franchise to win 27+ games in a season four separate times."
Here's a major reason why:
Maya and Minnesota won the championship in her years 1, 3, 5, and 7. They lost in the finals twice, including to L.A. at the buzzer in game 5, and in the Western Finals to a loaded Phoenix team. They are always in position to win.The Lynx began winning league championship IMMEDIATELY upon her arrival in 2011. In Maya Moore’s rookie season, the Minnesota Lynx earned their first title in franchise history with a sweep of the Atlanta Dream in the 2011 WNBA Finals. Moore’s teammate, Seimone Augustus, was named Finals MVP.
Maya has been a winner wherever she has gone, and she makes those around her better as well. What an outstanding ambassador Maya has been for UConn, and the WNBA. As good as she was in college, she improved AFTER she went pro.
"This past season Minnesota registered its sixth 25-win campaign while becoming the first franchise to win 27+ games in a season four separate times."
Here's a major reason why:
I'd go with analyst if given the choice of those two options. But I think she will do something besides one of those two... on the business side, perhaps.Maya Moore - In your opinion, after she has played her last game, and moves on to the next phase of her life, would she make a better basketball coach or TV broadcast analyst, if she had to choose one of the two?
I'm in the camp of those think superstar players don't make good coaches. I don't see Sue Bird coaching at the college level, but maybe in the pros. It will be interesting to see how things play out with Taurasi. She's never known anything else in her life but basketball. But again, few students would have her skill and drive. I'll go out on a limb and say Bria Hartley might make a good college coach.Maya Moore - In your opinion, after she has played her last game, and moves on to the next phase of her life, would she make a better basketball coach or TV broadcast analyst, if she had to choose one of the two?
Maya Moore - In your opinion, after she has played her last game, and moves on to the next phase of her life, would she make a better basketball coach or TV broadcast analyst, if she had to choose one of the two?