Angel Reese rips WNBA officiating at press conference: ‘I don’t give a damn if I get fined’
"I’ve been nice, and I’ve been humble with it. But I am tired of this sh*t."
"I’ve been nice, and I’ve been humble with it. But I am tired of this sh*t."
"Frankly, our players just don’t get it."
"Sis, you play in Indiana."
Indiana and Minnesota vie for the WNBA Commissioner's Cup Championship live on Amazon Prime Video tonight.
NBA TV has a WNBA doubleheader including the Indiana Fever continuing its West Coast trek in Seattle.
The upcoming CBA negotiations will be the most high-stakes in the league's history.
The union asked to be included in upcoming media rights negotiations, but were not involved in the WNBA's recent renewal with Ion.
The WNBA on ION will be sticking around for several more years.
The decision to compete directly against the NBA Finals is bizarre.
The agreement comes as the league prepares to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement with its players.
"I totally recognize that it may have impacted fans in a way that I did not intend. I am sorry."
"Based on information gathered to date, including from relevant fans, team and arena staff, as well as audio and video review of the game, we have not substantiated it."
Saturday's game averaged 2.7 million viewers on ABC.
The WNBA's initial statement was unclear what they were investigating. Reporting, and a further statement, clarified that.
"It’s a little early to return back to the demonization of Angel Reese isn’t it?"
Rob Parker isn’t sold on the surge in WNBA interest, even as Caitlin Clark drives record ratings and fan engagement.
"Touchdown! Clark to Bonner!"
The Athletic will promote live game viewership of both leagues through its website, app and content.
"We see the demand for coverage that goes beyond the surface."
"Our long-term expectation is we are going to be the home for the WNBA across the entire country for every game on Fridays."
And why this take is ripe for a "Where Colin was wrong."
Ogwumike's new production company has already sold a scripted "The W" WNBA comedy series to Peacock.