WNBA Still Hasn't Named the Rule It Used on Kanter Freedom
Kanter Freedom was ejected, banned, and ruled ineligible within three days, and the WNBA never named the rule. His letter to Engelbert just asks why.
Kanter Freedom was ejected, banned, and ruled ineligible within three days, and the WNBA never named the rule. His letter to Engelbert just asks why.
Caitlin Clark's Fever pulled 3.31 million viewers against a sub-.500 Sky team, the most-watched WNBA regular season game since 1997, and it is not a fluke.
Kanter Freedom got exactly what he came to Wintrust Arena for: a ten-second clip and a caption ready to go before security finished walking him out.
The fan who threw an object at a WNBA game wasn't arrested for the throw. He was arrested for shoving a guard on his way out. The next night, it happened again.
Angel Reese shot 9-for-9 for a franchise record, the latest number in a since-the-trade stretch that makes Chicago's return look thinner by the week.
Carrington's 26-point, 5-steal night off the bench matches a line only Sophie Cunningham has ever produced, and this week's discourse has no room for it.
Florida's AG threatened WNBA players with assault charges over a foul the league already reviewed, then sharpened the wording once it went viral.
DiJonai Carrington's flagrant 2 on Sophie Cunningham got the review and ejection it deserved. What happened after stopped being about the foul at all.
A'ja Wilson put up a career night with 36 points and 12 boards. Sydney Taylor's buzzer-beater still ended Chicago's 7-game losing skid to Las Vegas.
DiJonai Carrington accused NaLyssa Smith of cheating on Threads. Smith never said no — she asked about timing instead. That's the real story.
The Sky hosted All-Star Weekend and sent nobody. Rickea Jackson was trending toward her first bid before her ACL gave out on a roster already being gutted.
Angel Reese is a 3x All-Star averaging a near double-double for a 16-10 Dream team. Every week she stays healthy, Chicago's return gets worse, not better.
Rickea Jackson tore her ACL on a non-contact play. The WNBA has 44 games, 30 back-to-backs, and pays its stars $1.4M. Steph Curry earns 42x that. By design.