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The WNBA has had no shortage of headlines lately, and Rachel breaks down the latest controversy surrounding the Chicago Sky–Indiana Fever game, the courtside incident involving Natasha Cloud, and why the league needs to move past the distractions and get the focus back on basketball.
Rachel also reacts to the WNBA’s response to the recent 2027 Draft eligibility conversation, discusses player and arena security, and explains why Commissioner Cathy Engelbert may need to step in and put an end to the ongoing circus surrounding the league.
Plus, Caitlin Clark makes history again with 37 points and 10 assists in Indiana’s 113-90 win, Kelsey Mitchell continues to dominate, Lexie Hull finds her rhythm, and Rachel looks at the WNBA playoff picture as the regular season winds down.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 The WNBA controversy continues
2:14 WNBA responds to eligibility conversation
4:40 Stephanie White reacts & player security
5:44 Caitlin Clark makes history again
6:41 Lexie Hull finds her confidence
8:37 WNBA playoff picture
9:32 Cathy Engelbert needs to step in
11:02 Time to focus on basketball
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