
About this episode
In this visit from our favorite sports media critic, we stop worrying and learn to follow the WNBA. Or Ryan does. I, like many a casual, mostly track the Caitlin Clark aspect. Seems like she’s…really good?
Topics on this pod include but aren’t limited to…
* A nerd could have predicted that Caitlin Clark was better than the initial numbers
* The decision to keep Clark off the Olympic team is starting to look worse.
* Ryan sees the Fever media situation up close
* Do we dare discuss how the WNBA has shifted its marketing to advertise, uh, image?
* WNBAer Natasha Cloud speaks out on Gaza, but few athletes join in on that topic
* Why aren’t athletes backing Joe Biden in ways Dems have usually gotten support in the past?
* Why aren’t athletes criticizing Donald Trump as used to happen?
* JJ Redick gets hired by the Lakers. Shocker!
* Speaking of politics, the Lakers under Jeanine Buss = one of the major political parties
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