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In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including the drama surrounding Cheryl Swoopes and Caitlin Clark, the lack of support for black women in sports media, and the dominance of A'ja Wilson in the WNBA. They express frustration with the negative narratives and attacks on black women in the industry and call for more accountability and support. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to the WNBA, including the focus on off-court drama instead of on-court achievements, the controversy surrounding a recent foul in a game, and the importance of supporting players who have overcome adversity. They also touch on the playoff race and potential trade rumors. The hosts express their frustrations with the Chicago Sky's inconsistent performance and speculate about potential roster changes. They end the conversation by thanking their listeners for their support.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to basketball, including players having podcasts during the season, the retirement of Maya Moore's jersey, and their rankings of top players in the WNBA. They also touch on the importance of knowing basketball history and the skills of players like Dwight Howard and Shaquille O'Neal. The Aces' recent struggles and the need for improvement are discussed. The fatigue from the Olympic break is considered as a factor affecting the team's performance. The defensive issues and lack of energy are highlighted, along with the need for contributions from players other than A'ja Wilson. The coaching decisions and rotations are questioned, and the potential of rookie Rekia Williams is praised. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the emergence of Rekia Hallmon and the WNBA awards predictions by ESPN. They also touch on the coaching abilities of Teaira McCowan and the potential of the Chicago Sky's frontcourt. The conversation then shifts to the importance of using the eye test in evaluating players and the disrespectful comments made towards Cheryl Swoopes. They conclude by discussing the future of Kelsey Mitchell and the Indiana Fever, as well as the criticism faced by Cheryl Swoopes and the need for consistency in MVP voting.

The conversation begins with casual banter about drinking and vacation. They then discuss the ongoing legal case involving D'Erica Hamby and the Las Vegas Aces, with Lowe expressing support for Hamby and criticizing Becky Hammon's comments. They also discuss concerns about the Aces' performance and effort on the court, as well as the need for improvement in their defense. The conversation then shifts to the Connecticut Sun and their recent trade for Marina Mabrey, with differing opinions on whether she should be a starter. They also discuss the contenders in the league, including the Liberty, Lynx, Aces, and Storm. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the Seattle Storm and their potential as contenders in the WNBA. They analyze the performance of players like Jewel Lloyd and Gabby Williams and discuss the team's need for another year to establish themselves as true contenders. They also touch on the topic of jealousy and criticism towards players like Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu. The conversation concludes with a discussion about potential expansion teams in cities like Tennessee, Philadelphia, and Sacramento.

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Casual banter and introduction

05:07
Support for Dearica Hamby and criticism of Becky Hammon

23:24
Concerns about the Aces' performance and effort

26:14
Improvement needed in the Aces' defense

32:48
Debate over Marina Mabrey's starter status

39:05
Discussion of contenders in the league

42:50
Seattle Storm: One Year Away from Contender Status

44:16
The Impact of Jewel Lloyd's Shooting Struggles

50:17
The Jealousy and Criticism Towards Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu

58:01
Potential Expansion Teams in Tennessee, Philadelphia, and Sacramento

01:13:00
Racial Tension and Biased Media Coverage in the WNBA