WNBA

[Chester86]

Man I’ve watched more games this year than I have my combined life - 3 total.  What I have found in my time watching is:

1) Attitudes abound.  The posturing, the looks, the demeanor is very unappealing.

2) The game is not that good.  There are a lot of missed lay-ups, standing around, flopping.  It’s just really not that fun to watch.

That's just my two cents worth.  I used to love to watch basketball, but having a hard time connecting nowadays.

[5GallonBucket]

 the last time I watched PART of a wnba game was the Houston comets back in 97 and I wish I could get that time back.

im sure it’s worse now with all the EXTRA

[bullets13]

It’s just boring.  I have no issue with them making a living doing it, but they’re not getting anything from me.  I don’t mind ncaa women’s basketball.  I do think it’s funny how they think they should make more money when the league is operating at a deficit.  Saw a funny video where one of the players claimed they don’t want equal pay, but they just want equal revenue %.  Then the video figured up that with the amount of money the league lost each year, if they were on an equal revenue split as the nba they should each be paying the league $81,000 a year 😀😀

[Mr. Buddy Garrity]

Go Connecticut Sun! 

[mat]

Watched the tail end of the Indiana and Chicago game yesterday and it was anything but boring. Had some questionable play but it was intense. 

[Mr. Buddy Garrity]

2 hours ago, mat said:

Watched the tail end of the Indiana and Chicago game yesterday and it was anything but boring. Had some questionable play but it was intense. 

I thought Pineland's own Coach Weatherspoon was gonna bench the whole Sky starting 5 late in the game cause they wasn't paying attention 😂

[baddog]

WNBA….. the only sport that  viewership goes down the closer it gets to the championship game. 

[bullets13]

I didn't watch any this year... still very boring from what I've seen in highlights, but I did see a lot of coverage on espn and on my facebook feed.  Imagine someone becoming a coworker to you and immediately making the whole company more profitable.  Now imagine that as a result of this you not only gained more job security, but would also make a lot more money in the future.  NOW imagine that 2/3 of the people in the office treated the new coworker like crap because they were jealous that that new worker got more attention than them.  That's the WNBA in a nutshell now.