Skytown: Chicago, Chicago … My Kind of (WNBA) Town
One never truly knows what to expect when the WNBA announces it will give a new market a try. But our guess is there…
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Starting Five (Six): Thoughts on Chicago Sky winning first-ever WNBA championship
This year’s WNBA Finals only needed four games to complete – and when all was said and done, a new city was added to…
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Why do sports organizations make it so difficult to do right by women?
Women may be strong, but women are also tired. All women in sports want is to be given a fair shake. All women in…
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Will Atlanta Dream get a much-needed reset under Tanisha Wright?
We all figured that things would be more tranquil around the Atlanta Dream once they got over the hurdle of removing its ex-owners in…
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Let’s hope Sue Bird returns for one more season for one big reason
Sue Bird is not only women’s basketball royalty, women’s sports royalty or basketball royalty. She is sports royalty period. A favorite daughter of Long…
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NWSL: Washington Spirit needed to clean house yesterday
WNBA fans reading plenty of the drama as of late that has engulfed the NWSL’s Washington Spirit have to be thinking that they thought…
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Tired: WNBA playoff games being relocated to alternate arenas
Every WNBA postseason is different. This one is different in the sense that two of the teams that were in the lottery last season…
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What this year’s WNBA teams that did not make playoffs are looking ahead to
This past Sunday, the final berth into the WNBA playoffs was claimed as losses from the Washington Mystics and Los Angeles Sparks paved the…
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3 WNBA coaches that could be on the hot seat after regular season concludes
It will not be long until the WNBA’s 25th regular season concludes and gives way to its postseason. Of course, while eight teams will…
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A ‘pundit’ says women reporters are feminizing sports – So … no more cheerleaders or ring girls?
While we still have plenty of work to do to ensure sports is truly the bastion of equality and acceptance it should be, one…
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