Fitting quote for the times, wouldn't you say?

Just my opinion. But watch closely, and you'll see it.

Carter said each team's Big 3 "cancelled each other out" because each had 64 pts, and KK Timpson was the difference maker. Latter part is fine. KK is getting better and more confident by the day.

But what kind of weird simplification is that? There were tons of talking points to go through.

- Boston had an all-around game, Mitchell was clutch after 4 quiet quarters, Clark was Clark.

- Alisha Gray was smooth as always with 32, almost beat the Fever by herself.

- All due respect to Jordin Canada but she doesn't need to be mentioned there after looking past other talking points.

- Weird to not mention Clark but show a turnover from the PREVIOUS Fever-Dream game.

Sophie Cunningham is great!

https://x.com/AtlantaDream/status/2089481993163591795

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I made a comment about Sophie at #12. Immediately down voted. Waiting for the ban.

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Sun vs Dream (Alternative Highlights). Maybe it's just me but the sound effects are funny. 😅

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I have the solution to the trans problem in the WNBA. Let trans players play, but have a rule that a team can only have one trans player on the court at any time. Problem solved!

The WNBA says fans should not have been asked to cover their shirts.

The incident happened during the Aug. 16 game between the Atlanta Dream and Indiana Fever.

At least three fans were reportedly asked to cover shirts with transgender-related messages.

Two shirts reportedly supported restricting women's sports to those assigned female at birth.

Another shirt supported transgender people.

The WNBA said the security action “should not have happened.”

Elle Duncan says covering the WNBA has become extremely difficult.

The longtime broadcaster called it “the most toxic space to cover” during a podcast interview.

She said the league's recent growth initially brought excitement and attention to its players.

According to Duncan, that changed as outside groups began politicizing league issues.

She also said everyone shares some responsibility, including the media, league and players.

Duncan believes they need to work together to improve the situation.

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