The Ringer WNBA Show

In this episode, Seerat discusses the recent performances of college basketball teams in her new segment, Screen Shot, focusing on South Carolina's defensive adjustments, the defensive skills of Iowa's Ava Heiden, and Aaliyah Chavez's development as a playmaker. Later, she is joined by Tyler DeLuca of No Cap Space to chat about Chavez. They discuss her evolution as a player, the dynamics of team support, and Oklahoma's unique playing style. Finally, they address the ongoing CBA negotiations in the WNBA, expressing cautious optimism about the future of women's basketball.

(00:00) Intro

(00:32) Screen Shot

(11:30) Tyler DeLuca Joins

Host: Seerat Sohi

Guest: Tyler DeLuca

Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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Seerat begins the pod solo to talk about the latest happenings in the CBA negotiations, and speculates about what the potential value of the WNBA may look like in 2026. Then, she breaks down one of her favorite plays of the week in a new segment, "Screenshot." Then, Seerat is joined by Lulu Kesin to debut the Tim Robinson Awards, highlighting some of the funniest and most standout moments across women's hoops.

(00:00) Intro

(08:42) Screenshot

(11:27) Tim Robinson Awards With Lulu Kesin

Host: Seerat Sohi

Guest: Lulu Kesin

Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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Seerat is joined by Meghan Hall to discuss the current state of women's college basketball and assign green, yellow, and red flags to the biggest topics in the game, from the LSU Tigers' performance in SEC play to the emergence of Mikaylah Williams as a key player to the coaching decisions surrounding Rori Harmon and much more. Later, Seerat is joined by Maitreyi Anantharaman of Defector to discuss the giant inflatable rat that popped up during CBA negotiations, along with the possibility of a strike. Plus, they play a little game of Camp or Canon, with topics like Kim Mulkey and 'Heated Rivalry.'

(00:00) Intro
(00:55) Meghan Hall joins the show
(48:25) Maitreyi Anantharaman joins the showHost: Seerat Sohi
Guests: Meghan Hall and Maitreyi Anantharaman
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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Seerat discusses the exciting kickoff of Unrivaled Season 2, highlighting standout performances from players like Paige Bueckers and Chelsea Gray. Later, Eden Laase joins to discuss the current state of women's college hoops, focusing on the volatility of rankings, the rise of teams like Texas Tech and Vanderbilt, and the struggles of traditional powerhouses like LSU and Notre Dame.

Host: Seerat Sohi
Guest: Eden Laase
Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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In this special New Year's Eve edition of the Ringer WNBA show, Seerat Sohi is joined by Chaunte'l Powell to discuss Caitlin Clark's impactful Nike commercial, the potential branding of Paige Bueckers, and the significance of the Unrivaled series in showcasing young talent. They also delve into Dawn Staley's recruitment strategies and the evolving landscape of women's sports, while reflecting on the best and worst moments of the past year.

Host: Seerat Sohi

Guest: Chaunte'l Powell

Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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Seerat is joined by Ben Pickman of The Athletic to discuss the ongoing CBA negotiations, highlighting the challenges and potential outcomes. They explore the historical context of past agreements, the current state of negotiations, and the implications for the league's future. They also discuss the Team USA minicamp, where young talents like Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers are making waves.

(00:00) Intro

(23:10) Roster updates

(38:52) Team USA minicamp

Host: Seerat Sohi

Guest: Ben Pickman

Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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In this very special episode, Seerat is joined by Andrew Haubner of No Cap Space to discuss the ascent of A'ja Wilson to Time Magazine's Athlete of the Year. Later, they chat about the ACC/SEC Challenge drama. Later, Iowa State star Audi Crooks joins the show to talk about her journey as a college athlete, delving into how she navigates the challenges of fame and her experience with personal growth, and later touching on the importance of mental health.

(00:00) Intro

(00:10) Andrew Haubner

(53:00) Audi Crooks

Host: Seerat Sohi

Guests: Andrew Haubner and Audi Crooks

Producers: Steve Ahlman and Benjamin Cruz

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Seerat is joined by Maitreyi Anantharaman to discuss the evolving landscape of women's basketball, focusing on the WNBA's recent CBA negotiations, salary proposals, and the implications for players. They also talk about the importance of transparency regarding housing and contract terms. They also discuss the rise of the "athlete-influencer" in the WNBA, and finish off with a dive into some recent happenings in college basketball to see what the new crop of pro prospects may have in store.

(00:00) Intro

(01:11) CBA Updates

(24:43) Housing in the CBA

(40:24) The Athlete-Influencer Era

(47:00) College Hoops Updates

Host: Seerat Sohi

Guest: Maitreyi Anantharaman

Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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Seerat sits down with Texas Longhorns guard Rori Harmon to discuss her basketball journey, including her relationship with coach Vic Schaefer and the challenges of stepping into a senior leadership role. Rori reflects on her recovery from ACL surgery and her massive MVP ring before opening up about her perfectionism, personal growth, and future aspirations, plus the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in telling her story.

Host: Seerat Sohi
Guest: Rori Harmon
Producer: Devon Renaldo

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Seerat and Tyler DeLuca of No Cap Space discuss the results and implications of the recent WNBA draft lottery, focusing on the Dallas Wings' back-to-back number one picks. They also break down where the likes of Azzi Fudd, Lauren Betts, and many more could end up.

Intro (00:00)

Lotto results (1:08)

Minnesota is in a great spot (15:16)

What about Lauren Betts? (24:21)

What is Washington to do? (37:41)

Poor Chicago (49:21)

Host: Seerat Sohi

Guest: Tyler DeLuca

Senior Producer: Steve Ahlman

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