Bonus hoops: WNBA exceeds last year’s number of OT games
“You talk about Pokey Chatman, Teresa Edwards, Jennifer Gillom, Carolyn Jenkins, Vickie Johnson, Trudi Lacey, Cynthia Cooper, Cheryl Miller, Carolyn Peck, Julie Rousseau, Amber Stocks, Karleen Thompson, Shell Dailey, Jessie Kenlaw, Cathy Parson, Taj McWilliams-Franklin, Denise Taylor and Penny Toler,” Quinn said. “They crawled, so I can walk. I sit on those shoulders.
“For me, it’s important that I’m not just a woman. I’m a Black woman. I sit with that every day. Sometimes that can be a negative. A double negative for me, to be a woman and to be Black. But I’m empowered in that. There’s value in that. My experience is in that. It shapes me. It has molded me. And that is who I am. I am super honored to hold this.”
1. Seattle (5-1): One thing that Quinn will have to address is the Storm’s defense. Seattle is 10th in the 12-team league in points allowed per game. Defense has been a staple of the team for years, but with the departure of Alysha Clark and Natasha Howard the Storm need to rebuild their schemes.
2. Las Vegas (5-2): Three straight wins has the Aces looking like the team that reached the WNBA Finals last year. Chelsea Gray has been a huge reason why as the free agent signee averaged 13.7 points, 8.7 assists and 2.7 steals in the victories.
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