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Isn't every team a hardship ??
Saw a mention this may be a restructuring. Was Crystal on a 2nd contract?
I was reading this earlier and it looks like they’ll be able to sign replacement players for the start of the season.I also saw a mention that the Lynx had signed Napheesa to a long-term contract but had to keep her on the roster regardless of her status, so at most they'd have 11 players this year.
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President of Basketball Operations & Head Coach Cheryl Reeve (La Salle) Associate Head Coach Katie Smith (Ohio State) Assistant Coach Rebekkah Lamar Brunson (Georgetown) Assistant Coach Elaine Powell (Louisiana State) Player Development/Video Coordinator Damon Jones (Mercyhurst) Director of...lynx.wnba.com
The WNBA gave Phoenix an exemption for Brittany Griner's position, so the Mercury can fill that roster spot, right?The Phoenix Mercury have waived Kiana Williams, Emma Cannon, Vivian Gray, and Jennie Simms.
The Washington Mystics have waived Linnae Harper and Stephanie Mavunga.
Doesn't Stanford get a little credit for Dodson????The WNBA gave Phoenix an exemption for Brittany Griner's position, so the Mercury can fill that roster spot, right?
So far, Maya Dodson and Kristine Anigwe, the former Cal forward who's bounced around a bit since graduating, are the beneficiaries of this. They're both on the roster. Interestingly, on the flip side of the comment I made about back-to-the-basket centers not making the rosters, Dodson and Anigwe can both move in the open court. They'll be asked to spell Tina Charles and Breezy Bri Turner, forwards who can get coast to coast, as well.
BTW, out of the 12 players currently listed on the Mercury roster, three each are from ND (Diggins-Smith, Turner, Dodson) and UConn (Taurasi, Charles, Nurse). Half the roster from two schools.
I hope so. Solid point guard. Great leadership. Unselfish.Have to believe Crystal catches on somewhere.
Yeah. I believe I read that part about them (Phoenix) having some type of an exemption where they could hold that spot for Brittany.The WNBA gave Phoenix an exemption for Brittany Griner's position, so the Mercury can fill that roster spot, right?
So far, Maya Dodson and Kristine Anigwe, the former Cal forward who's bounced around a bit since graduating, are the beneficiaries of this. They're both on the roster. Interestingly, on the flip side of the comment I made about back-to-the-basket centers not making the rosters, Dodson and Anigwe can both move in the open court. They'll be asked to spell Tina Charles and Breezy Bri Turner, forwards who can get coast to coast, as well.
BTW, out of the 12 players currently listed on the Mercury roster, three each are from ND (Diggins-Smith, Turner, Dodson) and UConn (Taurasi, Charles, Nurse). Half the roster from two schools.
There are some "huh" cuts going on right now that epitomize how tough it is to make this league in terms of numbers, both roster spots and cap space. From everything I've read many cuts made on Tuesday and today could be precursors to players being resigned on Friday under different contracts that allow teams to keep players onboard. Stay tuned on that but the fact that players of this caliber are going through this is still a wowsa response.I hope so. Solid point guard. Great leadership. Unselfish.
I don't think this is really a Henderson vs. Allen scenario.Allen has experience but her salary is higher. Henderson is faster, a better 3 point shooter, and higher upside in my opinion.
The league would just market the next big thing. No 1 player is bigger than the WNBA regardless who they are. We have seen DT sit out a year , CP sit out a year , Multiple big stars sitting out and the WNBA kept trucking.All its going to take is for players like Stewie, and Jones to take a year off to rest, for the league to realize it is a bad deal.