Can The WNBA Be Improved Financially? Is this what you wanted.
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I don't think you quite know how to use "pause" correctly!
I don't think you quite know how to use "pause" correctly!
No, my jokes are just better and more advanced than yours. I'd have to stoop to your level to get involved with back a fourth bs argument with you which is why I told you good night.
I'm a heterosexual man so you calling me a sTud means that you think I'm attractive.
See how I flipped your bullshit?
Now do me a favor and save your bad jokes because I'm not interested.
Now again, let's move on.
How is calling you a dyke calling someone attractive?
I guess in your world that's what it means, but real heterosexual men do not use it as a complement!
You calling a heterosexual man a stud means that you're a faggit, which is why I said pause.
Now
Take some more testosterone pills, because them shits are wearing off, you are losing your ability to mimic a real man!You calling a heterosexual man a stud means that you're a faggit, which is why I said pause.
Now
It was a wide open 3
That she airballed.......
Their body language was not one of confidence. It was obvious that they weren't going to knock down a shot.
It didn't bounce off of the rim, it was clearly an airball.
this WNBA finals is the first time i've sat and watched any WNBA game in its entirety.
tonight's game was actually a thriller. i enjoyed watching it.....(not so much the blown easy layups every other minute).
but it was definitely a good game. fans got their moneys worth.
NY was lucky they didnt get called for a penalty.
Jones sat in the paint for the entire last 8 seconds.....
Damn I thought it bounced
Sh*t.
But if she had hit it or they got the put back.
I thought was a good play.
But they were way too sloppy in the final minutes
If that's not a good shot I don't know what to tell you?
I can't control what she does with the ball or how she shoots. All I can tell you is that she was wide open when you she shot it.
Vegas played good defense but she still had a wide open shot.
She just shot it to the moon!
If that's not a good shot I don't know what to tell you?
I can't control what she does with the ball or how she shoots. All I can tell you is that she was wide open when you she shot it.
They rotated off of her after the double team. They just wanted to make sure Stewart didn't get the last shot. Her (Vandersloot) 3PT percentage this season is worse than Westbrook's was when he was with the Lakers.
She shot 4 for 8 tonight from three, but she hasn't been shooting the three well in the playoffs and that last shot had way more pressure than the first seven. Lol.
Westbrook having a good look is a "good" shot, but it also isn't. Lol.
You researched and typed all of that just so that you wouldn't have to say "Yeah man you were right, it was a wide open 3".
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congratulations to the aces. good game that had me on the edge lol. i can't remember a year i've watched as many wnba games as this year. i think it was knowing these two teams were on a collision course to meet each other in the finals that got me. and the other teams had some good players that balled out too. good season
The Aces were supposed to lose that game. Two starters out and at the Liberty's home...
They played hard and benefited from a historically bad game from Stoouey!
And yep, they were on a collision course all season. It felt like the league wanted the Liberty to win but the Aces said
You researched and typed all of that just so that you wouldn't have to say "Yeah man you were right, it was a wide open 3".
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Arguably the most-anticipated WNBA Finals in league history was its most-watched in two decades.
The four-game Aces-Liberty WNBA Finals averaged 674,000 viewers across ABC and ESPN, ranking as the most-watched Finals in 20 years (2003 Shock-Sparks: 848K) and the eighth-most watched in league history. Viewership increased 26% from Aces-Sun last year (0.31, 534K). Ratings will be added when available.
Ahsoka pulled better numbers than this trash charity league! I say pay them more, they've clearly earned it!!! Just take some of KPJ salary and spread it amongst the league!
The four-game Aces-Liberty WNBA Finals averaged 674,000 viewers across ABC and ESPN, ranking as the most-watched Finals in 20 years (2003 Shock-Sparks: 848K) and the eighth-most watched in league history. Viewership increased 26% from Aces-Sun last year (0.31, 534K). Ratings will be added when available.
Ahsoka pulled better numbers than this trash charity league! I say pay them more, they've clearly earned it!!! Just take some of KPJ salary and spread it amongst the league!
The Aces were supposed to lose that game. Two starters out and at the Liberty's home...
They played hard and benefited from a historically bad game from Stoouey!
And yep, they were on a collision course all season. It felt like the league wanted the Liberty to win but the Aces said
They want them white girls to win so bad...
It was like LSU vs Iowa... Aja vs Stewart...
You researched and typed all of that just so that you wouldn't have to say "Yeah man you were right, it was a wide open 3".
I typed all of that to try to explain to you that leaving a bad three point shooter open is not a mistake, it's done on purpose.
@playahaitian why do they do this?
Why can't they just admit that they were wrong but instead keep digging themselves deeper?
@praetor she wasn't left in the corner because she's a bad shooter on purpose. She was left there because Jackie Young gambled and assisted her shorter teammate guarding Stewart in the lane.
Young's gamble left Laney wide open for the 3 and Plum HAD to leave her woman or give up a wide open 3.
Now YOU'RE gonna say that she left her player that she was guarding wide open...
She had no fucking choice. The clock was running out and ain't nobody gonna stare at a player shooting a wide open 3.
But according to you that was all part of the plan.
Here's the play again so you can see exactly what happened.
Every player was locked in on their player. Young assisted her teammate against the MVP where she was also shorter by 5 inches in the lane.
So it made sense for her to help but it left Plum and her team in a bad position.
But she missed.
@playahaitian why do they do this?
Why can't they just admit that they were wrong but instead keep digging themselves deeper?
@praetor she wasn't left in the corner because she's a bad shooter on purpose. She was left there because Jackie Young gambled and assisted her shorter teammate guarding Stewart in the lane.
Young's gamble left Laney wide open for the 3 and Plum HAD to leave her woman or give up a wide open 3.
Now YOU'RE gonna say that she left her player that she was guarding wide open...
She had no fucking choice. The clock was running out and ain't nobody gonna stare at a player shooting a wide open 3.
But according to you that was all part of the plan.
Here's the play again so you can see exactly what happened.
Every player was locked in on their player. Young assisted her teammate against the MVP where she was also shorter by 5 inches in the lane.
So it made sense for her to help but it left Plum and her team in a bad position.
But she missed.
Gawd damn
@playahaitian why do they do this?
Why can't they just admit that they were wrong but instead keep digging themselves deeper?
@praetor she wasn't left in the corner because she's a bad shooter on purpose. She was left there because Jackie Young gambled and assisted her shorter teammate guarding Stewart in the lane.
Young's gamble left Laney wide open for the 3 and Plum HAD to leave her woman or give up a wide open 3.
Now YOU'RE gonna say that she left her player that she was guarding wide open...
She had no fucking choice. The clock was running out and ain't nobody gonna stare at a player shooting a wide open 3.
But according to you that was all part of the plan.
Here's the play again so you can see exactly what happened.
Every player was locked in on their player. Young assisted her teammate against the MVP where she was also shorter by 5 inches in the lane.
So it made sense for her to help but it left Plum and her team in a bad position.
But she missed.
You think that double team wasn't planned???
The shorter player was guarding Stewart before the ball was even inbounded. You think the coach intended that shorter player to guard the MVP one on one??? As opposed to getting the ball out of her hands?
Magically she had help on both the left and right. If Stewart had gone left instead of right she still would have been doubled.
When you double team, SOMEONE is going to be left open.
You win and you're right, very right.
And now that I think about it I don't think that there's any possible way that you could be more right.
One last thing to keep in mind is that the Liberty coach said that they had run that play before, so the Aces had seen it.
But obviously we won't see eye to eye on it. So we're good.
this shows you just how much men disregard women...