



Jeff Teague says he’d drop 100 points in a WNBA game:
“I’d have Wilt numbers… I’m playing the whole game…. No disrespect to them but I’m 215, bro. A'ja Wilson probably weigh 200, sh*t I doubt that she probably weigh about 170. A'ja getting 46 and this is no disrespect you are cold. They can’t check her, they damn sure can’t check me. 100 ball.”
Lauren Betts on her off the court plans this yr for Mental Health Awareness:
"I don't know if I'm allowed to say, but I am working on an ESPN thing for mental health, so that'll be really cool,” said Betts.
"Any opportunity I have to speak up about it; I'm always going to take advantage. Even in little interviews like this — any way I can continue to speak on what's important to me and my morals, I think that's going to help a lot of people."
• 15 points
• 7 rebounds
• 3 assists
• 2/2 3PM
• 5/7 FG
Briann January:
14-year WNBA veteran as a Guard
All-Star
5x All-Defensive 1st Team
2x All-Defensive 2nd Team
Imagine having a Coach with THAT defensive resume telling you that you are blowing defensive assignments, and yelling at her, and telling her that she is wrong, and your TEAMMATES are actually at fault, before pouting, and walking off because a Coach had the NERVE to hold you accountable.
This is why Caitlin Clark has never won, and why Caitlin Clark will never win.
She does not have a COACHING problem. She has a selfish and arrogant EGO problem.
THIS is why the Fever used a lottery pick to draft another player at her position.
That ties Maya Moore for the most consecutive 25-point games to begin a season after Moore opened the 2014 campaign with four straight such performances—the same year she went on to win MVP.
Plum enters the week leading the league in scoring at (26.8) points per game while posting 59/42/78 shooting splits. She’s also tied for eighth in assists at (5.5) per game, making her, Paige Bueckers, and Caitlin Clark the only players currently ranked in the top 10 in both scoring and assists.
The Poway native is coming off a productive debut season with Los Angeles, where she averaged (19.5) points and (5.7)assists per game, narrowly missing the chance to join Diana Taurasi as the only players in WNBA history with multiple 20-point, 5-assist seasons.
Plum and the Sparks close out the month with a four-game road trip, beginning Thursday in Phoenix before matchups against Las Vegas, Washington, and Connecticut.
"When is she gonna start winning at the next level? She has not won a playoff series yet. My take is, she has her Pippen, Kelsey Mitchell… This is not hating on Caitlin Clark, but the stage of 'Wow, who's the new kid?' I'm done with that."
- Colin Cowherd
— More points than Caitlin Clark
— More assists than Chelsea Gray
— More threes than Kelsey Plum
— Higher FG% than A'ja Wilson
— Higher 3PT% than Diana Taurasi