Maybe I'm wrong for finding this funny, but it amuses me that Mali only sent seventeen athletes to the Olympics, and twelve of them are the women's basketball team.
That is correct. Hilton Koch bought the Comets after the 2006 season ended.
I find the timing strange: announcing the team is for sale when most of the WNBA fans are focusing on the Summer Olympics.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Auburn Hills, MI - Detroit Shock Head Coach and General Manager Bill Laimbeer announced today that the team has acquired nine-year veteran Taj McWilliams-Franklin from the Washington Mystics in exchange for forward Tasha Humphrey, guard Eshaya Murphy and a second-round pick in the 2009 WNBA Draft.
The Sparks signed 7-foot-2 center Margo Dydek of Poland to replace injured forward Christi Thomas, according to General Manager Penny Toler.
A 10-year veteran of the WNBA, Dydek has not played this season after
giving birth to her first child in April.
BOOOOOOOOOO!Margo Dydek with L.A.:
[From the Los Angeles Times]
[reacting to Dydek signing with L.A.]
BOOOOOOOOOO!![]()
Yeah, I never thought she would come back to the WNBA, especially after giving birth to a kid earlier this year.
The Sparks signing Dydek is the epitome of a dumb move from a practicality and need standpoint - advantage Laimbeer.
If the Sparks signed Dydek to keep her from going to Phoenix, San Antonio or Seattle - advantage Cooper.
The Sparks signing Dydek is the epitome of a dumb move from a practicality and need standpoint - advantage Laimbeer...
...If the Sparks signed Dydek to keep her from going to Phoenix, San Antonio or Seattle - advantage Cooper.
I do not see how SASS or PHX getting Margo would help those teams any, however.
Seimone Augustus and Candice Wiggins, the team's two leading scorers, both suffered potentially serious injuries in the first half of Minnesota's 86-76 victory over Indiana.
Augustus hurt her neck, Wiggins her right knee.
Could have been me thinking out loud.Hahaha! Couldn't have happened to a better Taurasi. Oops! Did I say that?