WNBA

[Anonymous]

So what’s up ladies? Everyone going to trash talk and bully the straight college hoops women away from “their” WNBA incestuous program?

The mean culture and un-inclusive dynamic is going to get highlighted big time soon. And it won’t be good for salaries or viewership or player pipeline.

Don’t think they’ll be able to turn Caitlyn, but who knows.

[Anonymous]

Yeah first gen wnba have painted themselves in an activist/ political/ BLM/ queer corner.

Shall see if they want to stay in that corner or take up the whole room and have a little something for everybody.

If Serena can play tennis in a ballerina skirt they can surely not criticize a straight ball handler in a dress after hours.

[Anonymous]

I don’t think most of the current players will want to change their reputations or expand from the current scope.
Not sure what Buecker, Reese and Clark will do to fit in or expand the scope. Or leave early.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So what’s up ladies? Everyone going to trash talk and bully the straight college hoops women away from “their” WNBA incestuous program?

The mean culture and un-inclusive dynamic is going to get highlighted big time soon. And it won’t be good for salaries or viewership or player pipeline.

Don’t think they’ll be able to turn Caitlyn, but who knows.

... huh?

[Anonymous]

What? Sabrina Ionescu is the most popular player right now, at least measured by shoe sales and she doesn't line up with anything OP described