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Hello, Winners! Thank you for joining us for The Morning Win. We appreciate you taking the time to read today.
The WNBA is back in action after the Olympic break, with the first regular season games on the schedule for tonight:
- Mystics @ Lynx (8 p.m. ET)
- Mercury @ Sky (8 p.m. ET)
- Liberty @ Sparks (9 p.m. ET)
We’re excited to see the season pick back up with plenty of games left to play. The Rookie of the Year race is heating up, teams are vying for playoff spots, and possible Finals matchups are in the air.
As we enjoy the final stretch of the season, let’s aim for a more positive and respectful discourse around the league. Let’s appreciate the WNBA as the professional sports league it is and treat it with the respect it deserves.
Despite any controversies or disagreements, let’s focus on enjoying the game and the incredible talent on display. Let’s make the most of these remaining weeks of the season.
On a more serious note, there are concerns surrounding how the Las Vegas Aces handled the departure of Dearica Hamby, particularly with Becky Hammon’s role. Read more on the situation here.
The Vikings face challenges
The Minnesota Vikings are facing challenges this season, with injuries impacting key players like J.J. McCarthy and Jordan Addison. Additionally, the team is dealing with the tragic loss of Khyree Jackson. Our thoughts are with his family during this difficult time.
It’s been a tough few months for the Vikings, but we hope for better days ahead for the team and their fans.
Changes in the broadcasting world
Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo’s transition from beloved broadcaster to a less popular figure is a reminder of how quickly things can change in the industry. As new voices like Tom Brady enter the scene, Romo might find himself in a different position than before.
It’s interesting to see the dynamic shift in the broadcast world, and how different personalities impact the viewing experience for fans.
Quick highlights
Here are some quick hits to keep you up to date:
- Cory Woodroof evaluates the Matthew Judon trade between the Patriots and Falcons.
- Seven reasons why attending weddings during college football season shouldn’t be a cause for concern.
- The Mercury’s playful trolling of Caitlin Clark post-All-Star break.
- Fans react to an intentional walk that led to Aaron Judge’s 300th home run.
- The 49ers are setting themselves up for success according to Christian D’Andrea.
- George Kittle’s humorous take on media sneakers, shared by Andrew Joseph.
That’s it for today! See you again tomorrow. Peace out!
-Sykes ✌️