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These players need to realize the only reason anyone cares about the WNBA now is because of Clark. The constant attacking is only going to take money away from them down the road.
I preface with the comment I’m not a basketball guru, and I’m over the age of 65. But this “wrap up” foul seemed similar to at least one hard tackle in a recent Pacers/Knicks game, and I think I saw another in a Pacer/Thunder game. What happened to basketball? These sorts of fouls should lead to immediate ejection, one game suspension, and perhaps a hefty fine. Basketball was a no-contact sport. The game was played with finessese, with speed, with shooting skills. Next thing, they’ll let the players take four or five steps without dribbling as they position themselves for a three pointer…
I’d pretty much stopped watching pro basketball after the Gang Brawl in the Palace all those years ago. I tuned in this year to watch the Pacers in the play off, and to see Ms. Clark play ball. Very disappointing to watch the depths to which pro basketball has sunk over the years.
Not immediately ejecting Mabrey from the game is hall of fame bad officiating worthy.
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