Sounds like many of my posts."You told the truth and I don't like it"
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Sounds like many of my posts."You told the truth and I don't like it"
Can you imagine someone forming a WNBA team with all trans males? And then, playing the Lynx? Oh my.
No but that’s just a simpleminded understanding of the issue.All the Sophie haters. Do they want men in the WNBA?
does the Union ?
so stupid.
They thrive on it. They're activists who play basketball.The thing is, there has never been a trans m2f in the 30 years of the league. There are no trans m2f in women's college bball and I haven't heard of a top trans bb player in hs.
It's a non issue, but like everything else in the W it's a topic that keeps people arguing.
Who would have guessed a league full of women, run by women, would have so much pointless, needless drama?
I think there already isAll the Sophie haters. Do they want men in the WNBA?
does the Union ?
so stupid.
CC had an excellent game with the exception of her 3-ball - 19 points plus 10 assists was really impressive.Sounds like Miles disappeared in the 2nd half. Still had a nice game though.
Sucks that CC was apparently playing sick, puking before tipoff. Getting 19 and 10 against one of the best defenders in the league while sick isn't bad.
Lexie was getting beaten with back cuts to the rim numerous times today. That seems to be happening quite often of late.Hull has had a few streaks where defensively she seemed like she was everywhere grabbing rebounds and loose balls, and she's had some hot 3-point shooting streaks.
All that seems like a distant memory. I'm not sure what she's bringing this year, it sure ain't defense.
Da.I think there already is
Not the player she once was. Scoring wise, she's like the 5th option.Lexie was getting beaten with back cuts to the rim numerous times today. That seems to be happening quite often of late.
-Fever arguably the hottest team in the league with a 5 win streak
Look at the last few pages in this thread to see why it's a topic that keeps being brought up. Apparently some people can't get enough of the imagined controversy. Caitlin said nobody wants to talk about the basketball. That is very true, especially for a lot of so-called Caitlin fans- they love the divisive sideshow.The thing is, there has never been a trans m2f in the 30 years of the league. There are no trans m2f in women's college bball and I haven't heard of a top trans bb player in hs.
It's a non issue, but like everything else in the W it's a topic that keeps people arguing.
Who would have guessed a league full of women, run by women, would have so much pointless, needless drama?
Are there currently transwomen asking to play in the league? Have there ever been? It's a non issue right now and all it's doing is creating a distraction for the Fever when they need to be really focused. Do you think Sophie's teammates are enjoying being constantly put on the spot by questions regarding her statement?All the Sophie haters. Do they want men in the WNBA?
does the Union ?
so stupid.
Do you think this is Sophia's fault? It's not if you doAre there currently transwomen asking to play in the league? Have there ever been? It's a non issue right now and all it's doing is creating a distraction for the Fever when they need to be really focused. Do you think Sophie's teammates are enjoying being constantly put on the spot by questions regarding her statement?
I haven't seen the show where Sophia made the statement so I don't know how the subject came up. She certainly has a right to her opinion and free speech, but everyone knows it's a hot button political issue. I have no problem with her stating her beliefs, but I wonder if she considered the media frenzy that would surround her team before she chose to make a public statement. It's not her fault that the media creates these circuses, but I believe Sophia is intelligent enough to know what was coming for the team if she went public with her thoughts.Do you think this is Sophia's fault? It's not if you do
So she's is supposed to just go along with the crazies, appease them so they don't raise hell. F that. She was asked by the way, she didn't just come out and say it. But that would have been fine with me if she had. Sic of crazy idiots thinking only their opinion countsI haven't seen the show where Sophia made the statement so I don't know how the subject came up. She certainly has a right to her opinion and free speech, but everyone knows it's a hot button political issue. I have no problem with her stating her beliefs, but I wonder if she considered the media frenzy that would surround her team before she chose to make a public statement. It's not her fault that the media creates these circuses, but I believe Sophia is intelligent enough to know what was coming for the team if she went public with her thoughts.
So pretend you don’t care until the time comes and then make a stand against it?Are there currently transwomen asking to play in the league? Have there ever been? It's a non issue right now and all it's doing is creating a distraction for the Fever when they need to be really focused. Do you think Sophie's teammates are enjoying being constantly put on the spot by questions regarding her statement?
Nah.No but that’s just a simpleminded understanding of the issue.
How White and Reeves answered this is perfect.
She's pulling JV level sh**, sticking to her player on the opposite side of the floor and allowing space to get beat by a faster, craftier player on a back cut, even when there's no screen.Lexie was getting beaten with back cuts to the rim numerous times today. That seems to be happening quite often of late.
My opinion is that her job is to be the best basketball player and team member she can be for the Indiana Fever. I think her comment right or wrong has created a distraction for her team and an uncomfortable position for her teammates. I'm not saying she should shut up and play, but I do think team members have the responsibilty to consider how their words or actions might impact their team.So she's is supposed to just go along with the crazies, appease them so they don't raise hell. F that. She was asked by the way, she didn't just come out and say it. But that would have been fine with me if she had. Sic of crazy idiots thinking only their opinion counts
30 years and there has been not one transgender woman that tried to play in the league, but it's vitally important that one player take a stand against the distant possibility it might happen sometime in the future? You and I have certainly have different ideas of what's a pressing issue.So pretend you don’t care until the time comes and then make a stand against it?
very brave.
it’s like 1+1=2. There is no stress on the issue. Dumb as hell to think it’s fine for men to play against women.
somebody should ask the Minnesota coach if she would welcome a male player on her team. Bet you butt the union don’t want men in the wnba. It would eventually become the G League.
14 year old boys beat the greatest women’s soccer team ever assembled. It matters and to play pretend with the nuts is ridiculous.
If there are why aren't they in the conversation for MVP. Who do you think these transgender players are?I think there already is
This is basically just the off topic forum now for people to air their grievances for and against Trans people. You know, the ones that are taking over the league and all of women's basketball.We need a basketball forum
It’s not about the WNBA specifically, it’s about women’s sports in general. As a female athlete with great deal of exposure, she’s using that to advocate for less visible female athletes. The ones making it a distraction are the usual nutcases30 years and there has been not one transgender woman that tried to play in the league, but it's vitally important that one player take a stand against the distant possibility it might happen sometime in the future? You and I have certainly have different ideas of what's a pressing issue.
It’s a political issue tailor made for political grandstanding.30 years and there has been not one transgender woman that tried to play in the league, but it's vitally important that one player take a stand against the distant possibility it might happen sometime in the future? You and I have certainly have different ideas of what's a pressing issue.
She is a woke puke IMO.Cheryl Reeve said that she played with the boys when she was a kid. There's a huge difference from being a "Tomboy" and being a trans, don't you think? The "Tomboy" girls ordinarily grow out of that unless there's something else going on.
I get the impression that Sophie Cunningham doesn't give 2 ***** what anyone thinks. Also, the WNBA is an unserious league.
She did - and she also said she supported people being who they are. Fascinating how that is overlooked but not at all surprising.Did Sophie not make a statement how trans women should not be allowed in women’s sports?
30 years and there has been not one transgender woman that tried to play in the league, but it's vitally important that one player take a stand against the distant possibility it might happen sometime in the future? You and I have certainly have different ideas of what's a pressing issue.
She was asked a question and answered it. It's too bad so many had to take her words out of context and make it into something it wasn't. Funny how some can have an opinion and others can't. And when it is examined exactly the way she meant it - it's probably a 90/10 issue. But those 10% will screech and a distort the words until it fits a narrative. And you do understand not taking any kind of a stance on social issues is one of the very main reasons Clark is getting sh&t on by so many, right? So I guess Sophie was f'd either way. Just be a loud and crazy activist and one side will love you and the others will just think you're a SJW and leave you alone.My opinion is that her job is to be the best basketball player and team member she can be for the Indiana Fever. I think her comment right or wrong has created a distraction for her team and an uncomfortable position for her teammates. I'm not saying she should shut up and play, but I do think team members have the responsibilty to consider how their words or actions might impact their team.
Can you post the entire Sophie quote please? Also what social issues is Clark getting **** on about?She did - and she also said she supported people being who they are. Fascinating how that is overlooked but not at all surprising.
She was asked a question and answered it. It's too bad so many had to take her words out of context and make it into something it wasn't. Funny how some can have an opinion and others can't. And when it is examined exactly the way she meant it - it's probably a 90/10 issue. But those 10% will screech and a distort the words until it fits a narrative. And you do understand not taking any kind of a stance on social issues is one of the very main reasons Clark is getting sh&t on by so many, right? So I guess Sophie was f'd either way. Just be a loud and crazy activist and one side will love you and the others will just think you're a SJW and leave you alone.
After the Lynx game Clark was asked about Sophie's quote and she kind of side stepped it by saying there are people in positions to take on those challenges and her priority is to focus on basketball.Can you post the entire Sophie quote please? Also what social issues is Clark getting **** on about?
In the ESPN article, Cunningham said she wanted to “protect young girls in the locker room” and that “they shouldn’t have to go against biological men.” This entire sentence is an exact copy and paste and not my written interpretation. As far as CC, all you have to do is to take one second to listen to the "experts" on ESPN and other outlets to hear them say she should be more vocal about the issues. It drives them crazy that she won't.Can you post the entire Sophie quote please? Also what social issues is Clark getting **** on about?
I have coached high school girls basketball since the 1990s and never once have we needed to gameplan for a boy. This topic is freaking political theater that’s not really an actual thing. Sorry Riley Gaines finished 5th.The thing is, there has never been a trans m2f in the 30 years of the league. There are no trans m2f in women's college bball and I haven't heard of a top trans bb player in hs.
It's a non issue, but like everything else in the W it's a topic that keeps people arguing.
Who would have guessed a league full of women, run by women, would have so much pointless, needless drama?
I saw CC's response and I thought it was appropriate. She wants to play basketball and try to win games not get involved in a fringe issue meant cause divide.After the Lynx game Clark was asked about Sophie's quote and she kind of side stepped it by saying there are people in positions to take on those challenges and her priority is to focus on basketball.
It was a loaded question to stir the pot and I thought she answered it fine, but it was not a good response according to a lot of people. Since day 1 Clark has brushed off those types of questions and answered pretty much every question about the actual game.
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