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Yeah, it was a rough one.
Storm are just the model of how a bunch of vets come together to gel and bring young players along. Madame President (Nneka) is in her twilight and decided to come to Seattle to finish her career. She spent the off-season working with young Horston, and that's certainly paying off.
Fever, man, God bless'em. They desperately need this Olympic break. I don't know if they need to spend it in the gym or the bar. They've found just enough offensive chemistry where they can gun it against young teams. But any veteran team that's on the same page is going to make them hate the game for a night.
And you just have to have some grace with them. They are going through something that I have never seen in sports.
Sky, Sparks, and Mystics (and any WNBA team) can all go through their growing pains with the luxury of most of the world not paying attention or caring.
For the Fever, it's like suddenly bringing a Lakers level of scrutiny to a local high school women's team in Wisconsin with no off-season to prepare for it. There's no blue print for this.
Not to mention that most of the scrutiny is from people that won't watch the game now, and certainly won't be 3 years from now when Caitlin is ready to win titles. It's likely just going through media hell for nothing.
Storm are just the model of how a bunch of vets come together to gel and bring young players along. Madame President (Nneka) is in her twilight and decided to come to Seattle to finish her career. She spent the off-season working with young Horston, and that's certainly paying off.
Fever, man, God bless'em. They desperately need this Olympic break. I don't know if they need to spend it in the gym or the bar. They've found just enough offensive chemistry where they can gun it against young teams. But any veteran team that's on the same page is going to make them hate the game for a night.
And you just have to have some grace with them. They are going through something that I have never seen in sports.
Sky, Sparks, and Mystics (and any WNBA team) can all go through their growing pains with the luxury of most of the world not paying attention or caring.
For the Fever, it's like suddenly bringing a Lakers level of scrutiny to a local high school women's team in Wisconsin with no off-season to prepare for it. There's no blue print for this.
Not to mention that most of the scrutiny is from people that won't watch the game now, and certainly won't be 3 years from now when Caitlin is ready to win titles. It's likely just going through media hell for nothing.
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