r/IndianaFeverFans

Shohei Ohtani dominates with six hitless innings and a leadoff homer as the LA Dodgers sweep the Colorado Rockies.

Love this one. Very uplifting and Encouraging.

>"Conversations with more than 20 stakeholders in and around the WNBA who spoke on the condition of anonymity, including owners, management, players and other industry insiders, offer a general belief that for as much business growth Engelbert has overseen, she's not the right person to navigate the demands the league currently faces and what its stakeholders now need."

I'm not the hugest fan of anonymous sources, but Alexa has a reputation for being generally reliable.

In talking about actual real problems and threats to women in sports, this is one that is very much rarely discussed and very much real. While its good this person was fired, keeping hush hush about these sorts of things is exactly how they keep finding new victims. I am sorry for the players that felt silenced or complicit because they had to be quiet about this.

Its sad we focus on imaginary threats to women's sports instead of the actual men that are the problem.

Apologies for the AI generated bracket. Obviously there's more ball to play, but it's possible the standings stay close to the same as well.

1. Fever being able to avoid the Valkyries is huge. Root for the valks to win so we don't have to face them in the first round.
2. No idea how the Lynx match up with the Fever. It's possible Boston will have a big game as the Lynx's only weakness seems to be strong center play, but I also believe they will pick and roll us to death.
3. The Wings will be a tough matchup, but it's better than being on the same side of the bracket as the Valkyries.

If you put the Wings as a 50/50, and the Lynx at probably 60/40 in Minnesota's favor, there's a 20% chance the Fever get to the finals. Thing is, if the fever do get to the finals, it's likely they would face the aces, which I think would be in the Fever's favor.