For the WNBA, Business is Personal
It isn’t hyperbole to say this round of CBA negotiations is the most pivotal moment in WNBA history. Business is booming, and the league has reached an unprecedented level of… Read more »
Tag: WNBA
WNBA Economics: 101
Alright, guys, this may come as a shock to many, but I’m tired of calling y’all stupid. WNBA players put on some t-shirts with a clear and concise message about… Read more »
WNBA All-Star Legends Brunch
WNBA All-Star Weekend had a different vibe to it this year. Amid the biggest surge in popularity the league has seen, the W took its premier event to new heights…. Read more »
The Women’s Game is Growing But At What Cost
The visibility of women’s basketball is at an all-time high. More eyes are on the ladies than ever before. The media investment, corporate sponsorships, and fan engagement that people have… Read more »
The Aces Could Cure All the WNBA’s Ills if the League Lets Them
It’s been almost a week since the Las Vegas Aces were crowned WNBA champions for the second consecutive year. With all their success in recent years, they have given the… Read more »
The Washington Mystics Kick Off the 2023 Season
Nothing has been normal for the Mystics since their 2019 title run. They’ve been trying to regain their championship form amidst some pretty unstable circumstances. They took a shell of… Read more »
“The Shop” Crew Got This One Wrong
There was an “interesting” conversation on the most recent episode of “The Shop”, LeBron James and Maverick Carter’s roundtable-style show produced by their media company, SpringHill Entertainment. At around the… Read more »
Brittney Griner Needs To Come Home Now
I’ve gone back and forth about whether to address this or not. I really don’t have much else to contribute to the topic besides the obligatory “BG should be with… Read more »
A New Angle is Needed in the “Women’s Sports Don’t Get Enough Coverage” Conversation
Before we go one step further, I have to make something abundantly clear right away. The lack of coverage for women’s sports is downright disrespectful. And the short answer for… Read more »
Remembering David Stern: One Year Later
The basketball community lost one of its giants last year. David Stern passed away on January 2nd, 2020 after being hospitalized for weeks due to a brain hemorrhage. He will… Read more »