By Kelsey Mitchell is still yet to make a WNBA All-Star game, which is ridiculous. She’s one of those players you assume has been an all-star, but then you check the accolades, and it’s not there. Mitchell ranks fourth in scoring with 19 points per game, on .440/.422/.872 shooting splits. She
Natasha Cloud’s Gradual Improvement
Natasha Cloud has come a long way. When she came into the WNBA, she was primarily known as a defender, and now she’s one of the premier passers in the league. She’s also made a lot of improvements in her shooting. She has been in the league for eight seasons
By New York Mets: Jacob deGrom makes rehab start, nears return
Appearing in any kind of game action for the first time since Spring Training, New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom completed his first rehab assignment over the holiday weekend. Making his first appearance in slightly more than three months, the two-time Cy Young winner threw 24 pitches, striking out five
NBA Free Agency: Five contracts teams will regret giving out this offseason
As always, NBA free agency has been full of excitement, and it hasn’t even been an entire week. With the rumor mill whirling feverishly in the weeks leading up to the start of free agency, deals were being reported at a rapid pace as soon as the clock struck 6:00
By My first Electric Forest
Electric Forest is a dream. It’s been a week since I arrived in Rothbury, which is settled along Lake Michigan. Electronic music, jam bands, camping with your closest friends, and exploring the beautiful grounds of the Double JJ Resort. Little did I know that the next four days would be
Dejounte Murray acquired by the Atlanta Hawks
On Wednesday evening, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported the Atlanta Hawks acquired Dejounte Murray in a trade with the San Antonio Spurs in exchange for Danilo Gallinari and multiple first-round draft picks. The Atlanta Hawks are trading Danilo Gallinari and multiple first-round picks to the San Antonio Spurs for All-Star guard
By WNBA Power Rankings: Week Eight
It’s safe to say that we learned some things about some teams this week through surprising results. It’s not time to overreact but this past week raised a few eyebrows for sure. As we approach the end of the first half of the WNBA season, here are this week’s power
By Steve Clifford is back; What that means for the Charlotte Hornets
In a move that shocked the NBA community, the Charlotte Hornets hired Steve Clifford on Friday, making it his second stint with the team. Clifford last coached the bugs from 2013-2018, leading Charlotte to two playoff appearances in the midst of Kemba Walker’s prime. As is common in professional sports,
Seattle Storm Adding Tina Charles
Tina Charles signed with the Phoenix Mercury in the off-season, forming what was supposed to be a super team, poised to return to the finals. It didn’t work in either party’s favor. They had a 7-11 record, and unless you are talking about the gas station, you don’t want any
The Miami Heat Aren’t Done
If this year has shown you anything, it’s not to count out the Miami Heat. This season was one of my favorites as a Heat fan. Dwyane Wade is who made me fall in love with the game of basketball. I watched him from the 2005 season until he retired.
