Recap of game 1 from Mohegan Sun where the Connecticut Sun hosted the LA Sparks. Read along for an LA Sparks vs Connecticut Sun recap. If you didn’t get a chance to watch yesterday’s games you missed some amazing basketball. Both teams brought energy and played hard until the last buzzer. The Sparks and […]
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In November of 1996, Space Jam hit theaters nationwide. It was a resounding success and remains the highest-grossing basketball movie of all time. The film stars the greatest basketball player of all time, in his prime, Michael Jordan. The film depicts Looney Toon characters who are in need of some help. In an attempt to […]
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Should more women coach in the WNBA? An interesting question that many basketball experts and fans want to know. No offense to any men coaching in the WNBA. They are more than capable to do the job. The league needs to see more female coaches. Empowered women empower women. If the WNBA hires more women […]
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The Los Angeles Sparks and Las Vegas Aces matched up Saturday night in Las Vegas. The Sparks led for most of the game, but the Aces came back in the fourth quarter to win 92-86 — the game as a great game to watch. In the fourth quarter, both teams were playing with a playoff-like […]
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This has been Diana Taurasi’s third game since returning from her back injury, and tonight we saw her struggle. Last night was a big deal for the Phoenix Mercury and the win placed them in the 8th and final spot in the WNBA Playoffs. Taurasi managed to help out with four rebounds and eight assist. […]
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Diana Taurasi returns from injury in Sunday afternoon game; the Phoenix Mercury played against the Chicago Sky. The Sky won the game 94-86, behind Allie Quigley 24 points and shooting 8 for 16 from the field. Courtney Vandersloot played an outstanding dishing out 13 assist, nine rebounds, and nine points. The Sky is in the […]
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The WNBA first game was played in 1997; there has been a lot of outstanding women to play in WNBA. From Lisa Leslie, Cynthia Cooper, Sheryl Swoopes all Hall of Fame basketball players that played in the league when it first started. These players paved the way for the current WNBA stars. If only the […]
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The Second half of the WNBA season is underway, with that the MVP race is coming to the forefront. The Connecticut Sun and The Las Vegas Aces lead the Eastern and Western Conferences in tight battles. The WNBA MVP race will likely come down to the wire. There are a lot of good players having […]
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The WNBA All-Star game was this past Saturday; Team Wilson beat Team Delle Donne 129-126 in a tightly close battle. Team Wilson had 14 point halftime lead, Team Della Donne fought back and made it an entering game. Nneka Ogwumike led Team Della Donne in scoring with 22 points, but it was not enough. The […]
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Earlier today, John wrote a great article about what America’s victory means to little girls across the world. While I do agree with his article, I think the US team’s victory in France goes beyond the world of soccer. Celebrations Men in soccer celebrate. They rip their shirts off, flex their muscles, and go crazy […]
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