LOVIN THE WNBA
with Bell Fuller
WNBA- Anything Can Happen!
WNBA action
has been as fun as ever and just as entertaining, it has been as unpredictable
as ever. Just what you need to keep the fans on their toes. One thing that
helped the NFL become the premiere sports league is that going into the season
everyone truly feels they can win the Super Bowl. Don’t think it’s quite like
that in the WNBA yet but the fact that the San Antonio Silver Stars can be
without Becky Hammond and Sophia Young, lose their opening game by almost 20
and then come back to beat the talent laden Los Angeles Sparks is great for the
league. It was almost a trap game for the Sparks. At least in the respect that
annihilated the Storm in the opener and then like everyone they see the Silver
Stars get blown out by Indiana. They see that the Silver Stars are without
their biggest stars and thus it’s natural to have a let down and they did.
Quick shout to the amazing Candace Parker and great break out performance for
Shenise Johnson.
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Griner played well the legend Tina Thompson and the Storm prevailed |
What’s up with Phoenix?
0-2 out the
gate!? Whoa. I knew that 0-1 was possible because the Sky have an incredibly
talented team but you let Seattle beat you???? Well my friends it happens. The
Miami Heat struggled tremendously at the beginning of the Big 3 era. I remember
the Celtics destroyed them in the opening game I believe and there were more
whoopings to come before they got it together. The Philadelphia Eagles suffered
an even worst fate when they put together their ‘Dream Team’ a few years ago.
But again
it’s early. No worry necessary. They’re going to come together and figure out
how to put it together. Now this doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll win it all
now that I’ve began to see all of the teams play. But they’ll most definitely
be in the thick of things. Diana Taurasi has to find her stroke again and I
would love to see Samantha Prahalis get to the whole more and create
opportunities for all of those scorers they have out there. Brittney is
Brittney. She looks great. Really strong performances for her first two WNBA
games ever. She’s as good as advertised if not better. With all of that being
said, the Minnesota Lynx certainly isn’t the sort of team you want to have to
get your first win against. 0-3 is a very good possibility and then maybe they
can get in the win column, oh wait, they play the defending World Champion
Indiana Fever after that…well it will be fun anywayJ
Indiana-New York Should Be A War
Now, this is
not to say that these two are the top two teams in the Eastern Conference
though they should both be in the thick of things for sure. But Indiana is
built on defense and being very physical and then when you look at the Liberty
and who’s at the helm…when have we seen anything or anyone affiliated with the
Liberty not physical? It should be fun watching these two teams bang on each
other.
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Laimbeer will have the Liberty ready to bang vs the Fever |
We’ll Miss Piph Da Great!
Oh those
overseas contracts and obligations…darn you! You’re taking away perhaps the
most exciting and dominant perimeter scorer in the league in the Chicago Sky’s
and Brooklyn’s Own Epiphanny Prince. She is so talented and efficient with her
play on the court. Love watching her. Here’s a player with as good a handle as
anyone in the league, quick as a cat with the rock, and a shot as smooth as
butter. It’s most definitely a pleasure watching her play. Don’t miss Piph Da
Great upon her return. Granted Delle Donne is and will continue to get the
majority of the publicity and she is too a beast, but right now Piph is easily as
good as any guard and probably player in the league. Hard to put a person into
the best player in the league category until they start winning playoff series,
championships, MVP’s etc. But some if not all of those accomplishments should
be around the corner from one of the WNBA’s most exciting players- Piph Da
Great!
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Piph Da Great about to shake em up. We'll miss you. See you in a bit Piph! |
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