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A better question would be to ask the 49ers and A's how they're managing to complete their new stadiums without public funds. They found a way to get it done. The chances of a publicly funded stadium/arena initiative passing in the Bay Area is even smaller than of that happening in Sac County...

What a joke of a writer this lady is. Any ounce of credibility she may have ever had is now gone. Why even give your opinion on a subject if you're going to change it within a week for absolutely no reason?

I don't know Voisin, but nobody needs to know her to be able to read her articles and form an opinion about those articles. I've read a lot of them and found some to be well written and well supported. This isn't one of them. The only thing I've said is that Whisenant's association with a...

Now you're just getting into semantics. Of course China does not equal Asia. I'm Chinese and Asian at the same time, and I live in community with a lot of other Asian from countries other than China. I would say that a lot of Asian people in general are supportive of Yao. I hope that's not...

Voisin's bias towards women and women's sports is going to be about as natural as an Asian person rooting for Yao Ming, and I don't think there's anything wrong about either of those things. I've read plenty of her articles. Some of them are good, make sense and are supported by good facts and...

What's sexist? Saying that Voisin being a female sportswriter and a feminist is highly likely to support women's sports? I'm saying that the fact that Whisenant has a direct affiliation with a women's league is going to jive favorably with Voisin's opinion of who should be named coach of an...

The #1 reason Voisin is mindlesly propping up Whis for coach is simple. Being a female writer (and probably a feminist, not that there's anything wrong with that), she will automatically support anything that validates women's sports. John Whisenant being able to go from coaching the WNBA to...