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The Official 2025 WNBA Regular Season Discussion Thread
- Thread starter Barry Poppins
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I thought Angel Reese was the greatest player in WNBA history
She may be the finest
There's a lot who could make claim to that. Sue Bird, for one.
Maya Moore and Lindsay Whalen are two that also could compete for that.
Maya Moore and Lindsay Whalen are two that also could compete for that.
Doesn’t make up for her 2 cent brain and garbage attitude I’ll take Cameron Brink
So is it time to start discussing whether Angel Reese is a total bust?
Like the only thing it seems like she can do is rebound, and half the time it's from her own putrid layups.
Fuckin finally! Detroit and Cleveland will get theirs in 2028 and 2029. I've been a fan to a degree of the WNBA but now I can take my love to the next level with a Philly Team come 2030.
Big Sky win over Minny. I'm a Gamecock homer (as much as you can being from a diff country lmao) so it's great to see Kamilla shining in the pros.
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She's the real why I got into the WNBA being a fan of hers from College. I'm sure you'll enjoy this when this comes out.
Clark rookie card nearly doubles auction record
A 1-of-1 numbered, autographed Caitlin Clark rookie card went straight to auction and sold for a record $660,000.
An autographed Caitlin Clark Logowoman rookie card sold for $660,000 (including buyer's premium) at auction Thursday night, nearly doubling the record paid for a women's card.
The 1-of-1 numbered, autographed 2024 Panini Instant Rookie Royalty WNBA Flawless Platinum Caitlin Clark Logowoman card was pulled live on online shopping marketplace Whatnot three weeks ago. Ungraded but sealed and encased by Panini, it went straight to auction at Fanatics Collect.
The previous record for a women's sports card was $366,000 (including buyer's premium) for Clark's 2024 Panini Prizm WNBA Signatures Gold Vinyl Prizm card, which was sold at Goldin Auctions in March. That card was also numbered 1-of-1 and received twin perfect 10 card and autograph grades from Professional Sports Authenticator.
Another Clark card, also from Panini's recent Rookie Royalty WNBA release, might challenge the newly set record. A 1-of-1 numbered, autographed Clark Logowoman currently sits at $219,600 (with buyer's premium) at Goldin Auctions and is due to enter extended bidding Aug. 9.
While the Rookie Royalty WNBA Clark cards all feature on-card autographs - the $366,000 Clark Prizm card is a sticker autograph -- with inscriptions, the Logowoman patches aren't game-used or player-worn.
Clark hasn't played since July 15 due to a right groin injury. On Thursday, the Indiana Fever said there is no timetable for her return.
Crypto group says it orchestrated sex toy tosses
A self-described cryptocurrency enthusiast told ESPN that the recent sex toy stunts that have disrupted WNBA games were orchestrated by a group he is involved in.
Connecticut bids to keep Sun from moving away
The state of Connecticut is proposing buying a minority stake in the Sun at a valuation higher than the WNBA's current $250 million offer in an effort to keep the team from moving away.