The WNBA draft was last Friday, and it was packed with a ton of talent. The Connecticut Sun had the 23rd, and 35th picks of the draft. At 23, the Sun took Maryland’s Kaila Charles, and with the 35th pick, they took Baylor’s, Juicy Landrum. It was shocking that Charles was still available late in […]
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The WNBA’s new collective bargaining agreement made the WNBA offseason exciting. The Chicago Sky made a couple of trades, re-signed some key players, and signed a veteran free agent as well. Chicago Sky head coach James Wade took the time to chat with us about the offseason moves and goals for the team next season. […]
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On Monday night, there was a top-five showdown in women’s college basketball, the No.3 Oregon Ducks at the No.4 Stanford Cardinals. Oregon used strong defense to beat Stanford 74-66, the win moved Oregon 26-2 and 15-1 in the Pac-12. Oregon held Stanford to just 39 percent from the field. At one point in the game, […]
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The WNBA offseason has been wild and exciting so far; on Thursday night, it got even wilder. After 14 seasons with the Minnesota Lynx, Seimone Augustus had decided to sign with Los Angeles Sparks. Last season with the Lynx, Augustus appeared in only 13 games due to knee surgery. In those 13 games, Augustus managed […]
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There has been a lot of good coaches in WNBA history, but only five will make my Top Five coaches in WNBA history list. The coaches i have chosen are all battle-tested coaches and won WNBA titles. Van Chancellor Houston Comets Van Chancellor is by far the best coach in WNBA history; he coached the […]
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WNBA free agency got off to an early start Sunday morning with two signings; Shekinna Stricklen and Danielle Robinson both signed with different teams. The Atlanta Dream signed guard Shekinna Stricklen to a two-year deal. The Las Vegas Aces signed guard Danielle Robinson to a one-year contract. Shekinna Stricklen Atlanta Dream Stricklen scored 9.0 points […]
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We are four days into WNBA free agency, and it is still a lot of players left to be signed. The free agency period has been wild and fun to keep track of. Here are four takeaways from day four of free agency. The Chicago Sky were busy Chicago finally got busy after a slow […]
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The Phoenix Mercury are going for it all with the moves they are trying to make in day two of free agency. Early in the day, Mercury traded DeWanna Bonner to the Connecticut Sun. Phoenix received three first-round picks: No. 7 and 10 picks in the 2020 draft, and first-rounder in 2021. Chance to get […]
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WNBA free agency opened up, and day one was quite exciting, with Angel McCoughtry signing with the Las Vegas Aces and Kristi Toliver heading back to the Los Angeles Sparks. Here is a look at some of the other signing that went on during WNBA free agency day one. Jonquel Jones back with Sun The […]
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Angel McCoughtry has signed with the Las Vegas Aces; the deal is for two years at the max level, according to Winsidr. In 2020, McCoughtry will make $185,000, and in 2021 $190,500 and her salary is fully guaranteed. The Atlanta Dream decided not to give McCoughtry the core designation tag, letting her test free agency […]
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On Monday night, there was a top-five showdown between the No.3 Oregon Ducks and the No.4 Connecticut Huskies. Oregon dominated Connecticut from start to finish in a 74-56 victory. Ruthy Hebard led the Ducks with 22 points on 10 out of 14 shots. Hebard also added a team-high 12 rebounds. Satou Sabally added 17 points […]
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Rod Strickland signed as a free agent with the Portland Trail Blazers before the start of the 1992-93 season. Before signing with the Trail Blazers, Strickland played for the San Antonio Spurs. Strickland played four seasons with the Blazers, and it was some of the best basketball in his career. In Strickland’s first season with […]
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The negotiation period has begun for the WNBA, and according to Gabe Ibrahim of Winsidr, the Washington Mystics will re-sign 2019 WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne and 2019 WNBA Finals MVP Emma Meesseman. The deals can not be official till February 10th when players can sign with teams. Elena Delle Donne Delle Donne had herniated […]
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Growing up, a Los Angeles Lakers fan as a young kid was fantastic; I became a Lakers fan because of Magic Johnson in the late 1980s. Unfortunately, i caught the tail end of Johnson’s career. After Magic left, it was Nick Van Exel, Eddie Jones, Cedric Ceballos, and Vlade Divac Lakers. I cheered for them […]
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