Liz Cambage
Wilson is clearly a much better player when she doesn't have to share the floor with Cambage. I'm not sure whether Vegas was better last year or not.
Wilson is clearly a much better player when she doesn't have to share the floor with Cambage. I'm not sure whether Vegas was better last year or not.
Cambage was excellent but A'ja operates best as the lone post on the floor. I do think they'd be just as good if they had Cambage instead of A'ja, but having just 1 is a better option than having both. If A'ja can develop a more consistent face up game and perimeter skills, I think they'd thrive together, but I think she's best being a bully on the block.
To answer the OP, certainly not New York. The halftime score is 61-28.
Seattle has been a little sloppy with the ball, committing 11 TOs in a half. Otherwise, they'd have 70.
I was looking at this today and went through the roster of the one win Liberty. Loaded with talent. Yet, only one win. I guess it shows the level of talent across the WNBA and how much more competitive it is than college ball.
Hard to evaluate team talent ever, but the off season was full of questionable talent transactions and interesting GM/Coach moves. The fact that you have a system in place where Kiah Stokes is shooting the majority of her shots from beyond the 3 point line when she has never been known as a jump shooter is 'interesting' to say the least. (17 two pointers/37 three pointers!) Yes, they miss Sabrina and Kia Nurse is struggling to get back from her early injury, but sending your rebounder/shot blocker to the three point line when she has seldom shot from even 15 feet before in her career seems a crazy strategy. (From freshman year in college through her first 4 years as a pro she had taken a TOTAL of 5 threes, 2 in college and 3 as a pro.)I was looking at this today and went through the roster of the one win Liberty. Loaded with talent. Yet, only one win. I guess it shows the level of talent across the WNBA and how much more competitive it is than college ball.