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But that's when they had Jonquel Jones. The Sun can win if they keep making 3's.Liberty will still win the series. Sun always lose when it matters most.
But that's when they had Jonquel Jones. The Sun can win if they keep making 3's.Liberty will still win the series. Sun always lose when it matters most.
Rumor is Stewie has won MVP
1 bad game in a 5 game series I won’t hold against Brondello. New York has improved significantly over the course of the season and Stewart isn't going to stay cold the entire series.Hmm. I thought Phoenix underachieved for the most part during Brondello's tenure given their talent. Now she's coaching NY. I didn't see any kind of adjustments for the Liberty during the second half when the Sun were running away with the game. Granted the players have to execute and hit shots, but it certainly wasn't a coaching gem.
She would've been my third pick after A'ja and AT but I wont complain based on regular season. Stewart put up career highs in points/assists and was the main reason why NY went 32-8. Any of the 3 would make a great MVP.Rumor is Stewie has won MVP
She would've been my third pick after A'ja and AT but I wont complain based on regular season. Stewart put up career highs in points/assists and was the main reason why NY went 32-8. Any of the 3 would make a great MVP.
Same here. If Stewie is the MVP, which nothing is wrong with that, I will be curious to see the voting breakdown if they post it.Agreed, but I'm interested in what the voter breakdown will look like when this is all said and done. If it's a runaway for Stewart, I'll be scratching my head. If it's a mix and somewhat close, then we know voters were paying attention.
Same here. If Stewie is the MVP, which nothing is wrong with that, I will be curious to see the voting breakdown if they post it.
Or Jordin Canada at the PG spot?Her Hoops Stats Takes a Look at Atlanta Dream's Off-Season Challenges
2024 draft picks: The Dream have all of their own 2024 picks, including a first-rounder that will be No. 8 overall.
Free agents: Danielle Robinson (UFA), Monique Billings (UFA), Nia Coffey (UFA), AD Durr (RFA)
Under contract: Cheyenne Parker, Allisha Gray, Aari McDonald, Rhyne Howard, Iliana Rupert, Haley Jones, Laeticia Amihere, Naz Hillmon
Exec. Summary: Richard Cohen, like many of us, think Atlanta has made considerable progress, but they need something more.
- Good news: Their three all stars: Rhyne Howard, Allisha Gray and Cheyanne Parker are back. They have $600,000+ to spend, so they can get a player.
- ??? What position will they try to fortify? Gray and Howard are more wings, but can co-exist.
- Dillon's druthers: I think they could use a top-flight point guard (Robinson and McDonald are catalyst-type players off the bench) and could really use some more presence in the paint. Do they make a run at a Jonquel Jones. Or one of the other Jones? Augment that signing with another big in the draft.
2023-24 WNBA Offseason Guides: Atlanta Dream
Our team-by-team primers for the upcoming WNBA offseason continue with the Atlanta Dreamherhoopstats.substack.com
Voting Breakdown:
Stewart: 20 first place votes
Thomas: 23 first place votes
Wilson: 17 first place votes
Only the 2nd time ever an MVP didn't have the most 1st place votes.
Overall points:
Stewart: 446
Thomas: 439
Wilson: 433
All 60 voters voted for Thomas/Stewart/Wilson as their top 3. Very close race. Congrats to Stewart on a well deserved 2nd MVP.
Actually i saw chelsea grey got a third place vote giving wilson a fourth place voteVoting Breakdown:
Stewart: 20 first place votes
Thomas: 23 first place votes
Wilson: 17 first place votes
Only the 2nd time ever an MVP didn't have the most 1st place votes.
Overall points:
Stewart: 446
Thomas: 439
Wilson: 433
All 60 voters voted for Thomas/Stewart/Wilson as their top 3. Very close race. Congrats to Stewart on a well deserved 2nd MVP.
That would be a solid way to go. Cohen noted that the three returning all-stars range from just past 30 (Parker) to older 20's (Gray) to younger 20's (Howard). Canada would be in her mid-20's and be, theoretically, in her prime.Agreed. Nothing wrong with Stewart winning. She's just as deserving as Thomas and Wilson.
A close vote though tells me that the voters saw what a lot of us on the board saw.
Here's an ESPNw article that goes into more detail for those that want to delve into it.Voting Breakdown:
Stewart: 20 first place votes
Thomas: 23 first place votes
Wilson: 17 first place votes
Only the 2nd time ever an MVP didn't have the most 1st place votes.
Overall points:
Stewart: 446
Thomas: 439
Wilson: 433
All 60 voters voted for Thomas/Stewart/Wilson as their top 3. Very close race. Congrats to Stewart on a well deserved 2nd MVP.
Good catchActually i saw chelsea grey got a third place vote giving wilson a fourth place vote
Here's an ESPNw article that goes into more detail for those that deserve it.
Congrats to Stewie for her 2nd MVP, but also to Thomas and Wilson for exemplary seasons.
As noted, overall the league wins by having three such outstanding performances turned in by leaders of top teams.
And, looking forward, the U.S.A. National team sure has three terrific frontcourt players to -- knock on wood -- count on in 2024.
Stewart wins WNBA MVP; Wilson: 'Hurt like hell'
Liberty star Breanna Stewart, who set career highs in points and assists per game, edged Alyssa Thomas and A'ja Wilson to win WNBA MVP honors.www.espn.com
Actually i saw chelsea grey got a third place vote giving wilson a fourth place vote
I will never understand why some people don't like her.
Seattle gave Quinn a multi year extension. I didn't see details, so I'm not sure what year her contract runs through.
Which speaks volumes about some people and their insecurities.A'ja's comment about not winning the MVP award--"It hurt like hell, it really did"--is reflective of an attitude that some people notice and don't care for.