The National Nightmare is Over!

[Bored]

http://espn.go.com/wnba/news/2003/0425/1544474.html

 

I know I was scared.

[Guest Choken One]

What is the WNBA? A Cooking Recipe or something?

[Guest Vern Gagne]

There is a god!

[Guest MentallyNormal]

I need to get some basketball skills and dress like a woman. Hey I'd take that money. One small step for man One Giant Leap turning myself into Juwanna man.

[Guest ISportsFan]

I need to get some basketball skills and dress like a woman. Hey I'd take that money. One small step for man One Giant Leap turning myself into Juwanna man.

Never mention that movie again.

 

Jason

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

I loved this part:

 

"During the offseason, the WNBA shut down the Miami and Portland franchises and moved two others -- the Utah team to San Antonio, and Orlando to a casino in Uncasville, Conn."

 

Wonder if they'll be called the Connecticut Indians?...

[Guest Mindless_Aggression]

Oh thank God! What would I have done without the NBA style of ball circa 1955.

 

Seriously, how many people have sat through more than one WNBA game? I may be the only one who can claim to have done so.

[Guest Bannable Offense]

I've seen a WNBA game live since it was cheap. Either I wasn't informed of the WNBA's major demographic or the lesbian community was making themselves known that day.

[Guest Vern Gagne]

Oh thank God! What would I have done without the NBA style of ball circa 1955.

They wish. At least players in 1955 could shoot, and didn't turn the ball over all the time.

[Guest the pinjockey]

I loved this part:

 

"During the offseason, the WNBA shut down the Miami and Portland franchises and moved two others -- the Utah team to San Antonio, and Orlando to a casino in Uncasville, Conn."

 

Wonder if they'll be called the Connecticut Indians?...

I love how they put moved to a casino in there. What is next? "The Los Angeles franchise was moved to a warehouse in San Diego"