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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2821719, member: 5798"] Good call Milford. Dee was just being Dee. You think she may have been showing off for Geno? :eek: She sent a lot of folks home unhappy and bewildered last night. One and done in the post season for the Sun this year. They had me fooled. I thought they could at least win 1 home game before bowing out. Simply put, this was not the Sun's year. The Mercury has played very well of late. IF they can stay in sync for 2 more weeks, they can win it all. Dee was making it look real easy the last two games. Dee: [I]"(Dewanna Bonner) came to me in the locker room at halftime and told me to stop being passive," Griner said. "It kind of hit me. I started being more aggressive. Encouraging me and getting on me to go a little harder." "Seattle is the No. 1 team in the league. Breanna Stewart has had a fantastic season," [/I]Phoenix coach Sandy Brondello said. [I]"They have a really strong five and good bench that can come in. We haven't played Seattle with the lineup we have. We know it's a five-game series. We'll focus on that first game."[/I] The Sparks shot their wad against the Lynx, then had nothing left for the Mystics after a grueling game that was not decided until late in the 4th quarter, and the long 5 hour cross country flight. They were tired. Nneka and Candace were not 100%. Parker was the only Sparks player in double figures, the rest of the team was ice cold. Gray, Williams and Ogwumike were a combined 6 for 30 from the field. That's not going to get it done. Meanwhile EVERY starter for the [URL='http://www.espn.com/wnba/boxscore?gameId=401074455']Mystics[/URL] scored in double figures along with Tierra Hawkins off the bench. [/QUOTE]

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