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When I see people defend DeMarco the arguments seem to mostly be about why his results aren’t his fault (i.e. injuries or poor play).
 
What has he done so far that makes you optimistic about his leadership, play-calling, development, etc.? What has he shown that makes you think he’s the guy going forward?
 
Genuinely asking, I’d rather hear the case for him than another list of excuses and I haven’t seen a lot of reason for optimism.

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Be mad all you want. But it’s time for Pauline Astier to hit the bench.

It’s becoming a noticeable issue with how bad she’s in the clutch. Can’t inbound , pounds the ball until it’s 5 seconds then passing to MJ or Sab for a bail out shot .

If she can’t get downhill, there’s nothing she can provide for this team in high stakes games. Noticing Chris has been benching her in 4th quarters.

Very foul prone as well. What starting PG in the wnba averages less than 5 assists? Sabrina is averaging more assists than her and has played 13 less games. I don’t hate Pauline Astier but her rookie low ball IQ is not helping this team and it’s not good going into playoffs.

The latest episode of Noa Dalzell's podcast is worthwhile listen (I generally find her show is), even if you don't ultimately agree with all of it.

Assuming nothing out of the ordinary happens for the rest of the season, we probably finish no higher than 4th and that and 5th would give us high chances for a team like Indiana. Aces are looking like a 3rd place finish and we might be able to snipe that matchup, which has looked so much better than vs Indy.

I’m not saying this should be the team’s strategy, but from a theoretical perspective, is that looking like the sweet spot to finish?

Does anyone know if having courtside tickets also comes with Crown Club access? Or is that reserved for STH?