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Caitlin Clark & Kelsey Mitchell: The Greatest Backcourt in WNBA History? + Full Playoff Preview
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Ryan Ruocco returns with a definitive claim: Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell are the most explosive backcourt in WNBA history, with real arguments that each is having the greatest statistical season ever at her position. Then the trio travels through all eight playoff teams — why Ryan and Jordan would both be shocked by a Valkyries Finals run, the NaLyssa Smith injury shaking up Vegas, Jordan Canada as Atlanta's Caitlin Clark stopper, and why the basketball gods owe Minnesota one.
Plus Ryan's four-name MVP ballot, the case for five-game first rounds, and Paige Bueckers's first taste of the playoffs.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
01:00 - The FIBA Break Wrinkle
09:05 - All 8 Playoff Teams Set: Parity Rules
12:55 - Aces & Dream X Factors
25:40 - Fever's Historic Backcourt + Liberty Reload
39:40 - Valkyries Doubt, Lynx Karma & Paige Time
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