Aryanna Prasad

RT @righttimebomani: Elle Duncan with the best take on the WNBA and Caitlin Clark you'll hear all season. https://t.co/1uYiwkeJq8

RT @thegistca: The PWHL, the Toronto WNBA team, and now the NSL... What a time to be a Canadian women's sports fan 🥹❤️

RT @JasonKelce: Responding to this, because I have seen a number of people say it. I don’t think of Kylie as a homemaker, I think of her a…

RT @linzsports: here's the thing: if caitlin came in and dominated from minute one, they would just be talking about how bad the wnba is. i…

Monumental mismanagement? Do you think "girl sports" are different than "regular" (read: men's) sports? This is literally how pro leagues operate.

m@v II @themattyboi

@ClutchPoints The WNBA absolutely killed any momentum CC could have given them. Putting her on this joke of a team and then starting the schedule with 2 of the best teams in the league is monumental mismanagement.

RT @jemelehill: @Marc_regal This is quite possibly one of the stupidest arguments I’ve ever heard — and I truly enjoy this podcast. When Ma…

It's one thing coming from sports journalists who don't understand sports business, but now we have NBA players talking about removing competition from the women's game. I wish someone told Jeff to just give up and let the Suns win in 2021.

Brother_Almighty🌓 @Marc_regal

Jeff Teague on why WNBA players should let Caitlin Clark score. Then his producer calls him out. 🤦🏾‍♂️ https://t.co/h9785J1OB0

Volunteering @thegistusa newsletter crew to team up with her 💜

chris evans @notcapnamerica

This lady is an English teacher who’s been roasting incels by correcting their grammar and it’s currently my favorite thing on the internet https://t.co/yfaQyPdofm

RT @MylesEhrlich: There’s something familiar, yet annoyingly disappointing about seeing this genre of tweet — the nonsensical stream-of-con…

RT @hammerito: There’s a men’s basketball team in Utah named after a style of music that has never once been played in Utah

Oop, there goes another one. The uncomfortable reality is that some male journalists have more of a problem with Indiana Fever branding than any team that exploits Native American culture. It's kind of weird to name a sports team after an ethnic group, isn't it?

Nate Silver @NateSilver538

As the WNBA gains more attention, it's time to confront an uncomfortable reality: It's kind of weird to name a sports team (or anything really) the Fever?

RT @MikeBeauvais: Brother, there are three different baseball teams named after socks.

Thankful the WNBA community blasted this so we caught it and called it out in @thegistusa sports biz newsletter. Appreciate you all and linked out to a few amazing quote tweets here. Ignorance is loud, but the truth is louder. 🗣️ https://t.co/XZAkooU3fW

Anderson Hooper @lesterfreamon

Ethan Strauss thinks WNBA teams should be called like the “W Pacers” bc it’s too hard to learn the name Fever and Bill agrees https://t.co/gIg8OdI6MO

Love this bc I’ve been wanting this to happen ever since I heard it might. Canadian expansion is the smartest move. Grateful Larry brought the bid back to Toronto bc reminder — MLSE decided against it & Larry pushed to bring it back. SHE THE NORTH 🏀

shireenahmed.bsky.social @_shireenahmed_

***BREAKING NEWS*** WNBA in The Six is official. Larry Tannenbaum's Kilmer Sports Inc has finalized the deal. What a time for women's sports in Canada! https://t.co/g5VoesPyy1