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Message: [QUOTE="EricLA, post: 5306604, member: 26"] I can see both sides of the situation, to a degree. I get that Golden State's basic instinct was to say thank you in person before releasing her, which on paper seems honorable. However, anyone with a computer and a brain knew she was at Eurobasket, and was leaving the celebration to get back to California so she could play, only to be released. IMHO bad move by the Valkyries - first misstep they've made IMHO. And for Nakase to double down on the decision reflects poorly on her. To now even acknowledge how it must have made Julie feel - shame on the Valkyries and the HC. On the flip side, thrilled for Kaitlyn. Perseverance paid off for her! I do feel like I can hold both things in my hand - happiness for Kaitlyn, and disappointment in the entire Valkyries management and HC. [/QUOTE]