By torinicole
The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.
In this week’s episode, we dive into the highs and lows from September 6th to the 12th, with a game-by-game breakdown of the latest action. I also talk about why I was wrong about the Atlanta Dream making the playoffs—and why they probably shouldn’t have. Their offensive efficiency struggles come to light, and I highlight the often-overlooked impact of Bridget Carleton. Plus, I dive into the controversy surrounding Napheesa Collier and her DPOY case. Finally, I take a look at the Phoenix Mercury’s woes and why the Las Vegas Aces need to step up to help A'ja Wilson secure her championship.
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WNBA Semi-Finals Preview:
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In this week's episode, I break down the latest revelations in the WNBA—Rickea Jackson and Dijonai Carrington’s Unrivaled League debuts, and how they could tilt the competitive balance. We also dive deep into the Chicago Sky’s potential for a big comeback next season, along with the offseason changes they need to make it happen.
The Dallas Wings are thriving now that they’re healthy, while Sydney Colson is quietly becoming the Aces' secret weapon with her increased minutes. Gabby Williams’ offensive evolution is taking her game to the next level, and I’ll explain how Stef Dolson’s highly efficient season is turning heads across the league.
Plus, I’m shining a spotlight on the Mystics’ rising duo of Aaliyah Edwards and Emily Engstler—two young stars on the verge of something special. And it's time to give Cecilia Zandalasini her flowers—her impact is undeniable! Lastly, I’ll touch on what Celeste Taylor’s growing confidence means for her future and what Nate Tibbetts should be prioritizing this offseason.
Don’t miss this episode full of game-changing insights, hot takes, and everything WNBA fans need to know!
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In this episode, I break down the latest WNBA action, from game-by-game analysis to the newest players joining the Unrivaled League. I also dive into the ongoing issues with WNBA officiating and share why I believe the Atlanta Dream might miss out on that last playoff spot. Plus, I tackle the heated Chicago Sky Twitter discourse and discuss the importance of respecting players as humans first. Tune in for a deep look into the league and beyond!
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In this episode of Girls Who Like Hoops, we dive into the latest shake-ups in the WNBA, starting with the Unrivaled League's newly announced players and the impact of the recent trade deadline. We talk about Gabby Williams’ return to the Seattle Storm, break down some key contract extensions, and explore why Celeste Taylor, Jacy Sheldon, and Rickea Jackson deserve more respect.
I also share my thoughts on why the Minnesota Lynx are shaping up to be WNBA champions in the making, the current struggles of the Las Vegas Aces, and why the New York Liberty have me saying "I hate them" (but do I really?). Finally, we do a deep dive into every game from August 15th to the 22nd, analyzing the highs, lows, and everything in between. Tune in for all this and more as we dissect the latest in women’s basketball!
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In this Olympic edition of Girls Who Like Hoops, we dive into the thrill of Team USA’s domination on the court. From the grit of 3x3 women’s basketball to the sheer brilliance of Steph Curry’s gold-clinching performance, we break down the action. Join us as we explore USA Basketball politics, Jayson Tatum’s minutes, and the coaching prowess of Steve Kerr and Cheryl Reeve. We also take a closer look at the rising powerhouses of Canada and Australia, and wrap up with predictions for WNBA Championship contenders in the second half of the season. Don’t miss out on this jam-packed episode!
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In this episode of Girls Who Like Hoops, we cover the latest buzz in the basketball world. We kick things off with a look at the new players unveiled for the Unrivaled League and dive into the potential overhaul needed for the Atlanta Dream's ownership. Can the Aces achieve a historic 3-peat? We'll discuss what they need to clinch another championship.
We also break down the Marina Mabrey trade to the Connecticut Sun and analyze what the Liberty need from Jonquel Jones to stay competitive. The Minnesota Lynx have been a letdown this season, and we’ll explain why. Plus, we highlight the best game of the season and discuss Celeste Taylor's impact on the Mercury. All this and more in a jam-packed episode you won't want to miss!
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In this episode of Girls Who Like Hoops, we dive deep into the world of international basketball with an analysis of the Australian and Canadian national teams. We'll rank the top coaches in the league and unveil our Unrivaled Player Roster.
In WNBA news, we discuss the injury woes of the Atlanta Dream and what a successful season would look like for them. I share my biggest gripe with the New York Liberty, evaluate Rickea Jackson's development, and offer my thoughts on Natasha Cloud. As always, we'll break down the latest games and provide insights you won’t want to miss. Tune in for a jam-packed episode full of basketball insights and opinions!
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Guest Appearance Podcast:
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GP2 2022 Championship Highlights:
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In this week's episode of "Girls Who Like Hoops," we dive into the latest buzz from the WNBA. We start with a breakdown of the All-Star selections, highlighting the biggest snubs and surprises. Then, we discuss how Nate Tibbetts was outcoached by Christie Sides in a recent matchup. We also examine why the Connecticut Sun might be falling short of championship expectations and the impact of Napheesa Collier's injury on her team. Plus, we share our frustrations with Amazon Prime's live sports coverage and explore strategies the Atlanta Dream can implement to start winning. Finally, we wrap up with a detailed analysis of how we would've clinched the victory for the Minnesota Lynx on Thursday. Tune in for all this and more on "Girls Who Like Hoops!"
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Welcome back to another exciting episode of "Girls Who Like Hoops"! This week, we're diving into a whirlwind of WNBA updates, from player movements to game-changing performances.
First, we discuss the surprising waivers of Celeste Taylor and Crystal Dangerfield and how these decisions are impacting their teams. We then shift our focus to the players stepping up on hardship contracts and making a significant impact on the court.
The Minnesota Lynx have clinched the Commissioners Cup, and we break down their path to victory and what this win means for the team moving forward. Meanwhile, the Indiana Fever continue their rollercoaster season—why are they experiencing so many ups and downs, and what can we expect from them next?
We also take a critical look at the Connecticut Sun's weaknesses and what they need to address to stay competitive. The Washington Mystics have secured some big wins even with Aaliyah Edward out—how are they managing to pull this off?
On the flip side, the Phoenix Mercury are struggling with their current offensive scheme. We analyze why this approach isn't working and what needs to change for them to turn their season around. The Aces are benefiting from Kiah Stokes' newfound aggression on offense, helping them secure a crucial win.
And finally, I share my personal, one-sided beef with Aerial Powers—what's behind it and how it all started.
Tune in for these discussions and more on "Girls Who Like Hoops," where we bring you the latest in women's basketball with a side of passion and perspective. Don't forget to subscribe and join the conversation!
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Link to the Recap Show: https://youtu.be/C8HLrTqTAsg?si=rJop0SB_WxB-1Z01
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*Had some audio issues, but I reuploaded, hope you gusy enjoy!!!*
In this jam-packed episode of "Girls Who Like Hoops," we dive deep into the latest buzz and burning questions in the WNBA.
First, we celebrate Angel Reese's historic accomplishments and what it means for the future of women's basketball. Then, we break down the secrets behind the Minnesota Lynx's consistent success and offer a critical look at the Connecticut Sun – are they really as good as they seem?
A word to Aces fans: don't worry, we've got you covered with reasons to stay optimistic. And Cathy Engelbert, if you're listening, it's time to address the issues with the WNBA App. Get on your Zoom and let's talk solutions!
Why does the Liberty team not quite sit right with us? We'll discuss the reasons behind our reservations. Plus, is it time for a change with Christie Sides, or should we give her more time?
We explore how the Indiana Fever are making waves by playing through rookie sensation Aliyah Boston. We'll also touch on the heartwarming bond between CC and Steph Curry, and what it means for the sport.
Seattle's bench strategy comes under our microscope – are they utilizing their talent to the fullest? And it's time to give Aerial Powers the recognition she deserves for her stellar performances.
What's going on with the Atlanta Dream? We delve into the team's struggles and the role of Tanisha Wright as their head coach. Dorka Juhasz is on our radar too – why her dominance matters and why you should be paying attention.
Lastly, we revisit our doubts about the Connecticut Sun. Have they addressed their weaknesses, or are the concerns still valid?
Join us for these discussions and more on "Girls Who Like Hoops," where we celebrate the game and the amazing women who make it happen.
Tune in, subscribe, and let's talk hoops!
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The podcast currently has 17 episodes available.