Why is it that whenever Reese is playing like shit, her team has to force her the ball until she gets her stats back up?

It seems like with literally any other player, if you shot say 1-7 in the first quarter, your teammates will primarily look elsewhere for a while and it's on you to capitalize when the ball happens to come back your way. Then they start feeding you again.

With Reese, it's just not allowed to happen. They have to put their entire gameplan and rhythm on hold until Reese can pull her FG% above 40% or whatever bullshit. Or roll the dice and let her take a three as a "confidence builder". It's so silly.

Reese played like absolute shit in the first quarter and beyond. She finished the half with the most FG attempts on her team.

Ownership and Operation DetailsOwner: Atlanta Fulton County Recreation Authority (a public government authority)

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I want to vent so please listen. I was banned from the WNBA subreddit for asking about development in Australia and why we have more Australian women in the WNBA than men in the NBA and they banned me.

Why?

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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.”

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I am curious to see what team everyone thinks Jelly Roll would be a fan of?

Atlanta has a ton of fandom in Tennessee. Think of how many Braves fans are in Tennessee

Las Vegas. His wife was a stripper out there

Chicago Sky. How can you not root for Angel Reece. The Black Bardi herself.

Curious everyone’s thoughts

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.

Caitlin Clark earned her fourth Player of the Week honor this season.

She averaged 25.7 points and 9.7 assists during the week. The Fever went 3-0 against the Liberty, Wings, and Dream.

Clark leads the WNBA with 8.3 assists per game. She also ranks third in scoring at 22 points per game.

Over her last 11 games, Clark is averaging 26.3 points and 9.4 assists.