Second Round Team Preview: LA Sparks
Los Angeles Sparks forward Candace Parker has a decision to make. She can either be passive or aggressive but she can’t be both. “I do feel as though there are…
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Should Brittney Sykes Be DPOY or make the WNBA All-Defensive Team?
Los Angeles Sparks guard Brittney Sykes is a humble, yet confident basketball player. So she has no problem putting herself in the conversation for Defensive Player of the Year in…
Candace Parker Leading LA Sparks Midseason Awards
Just after the midway point of the 22-game regular season, we’re handing out awards based on how the Los Angeles Sparks have performed so far this season. The Sparks are…
The Oral History of “The Microwave” Riquna Williams
When “The Microwave” heats up, whoever is supposed to guard her is in trouble. “First things first, ‘The Microwave’ goes back to the University of Miami. The first time I…
Every Team Needs a Sydney Wiese
What if I told you… a 6’0 shooting guard was averaging 11.6 points per game in the W while shooting 54.5 percent from three over the past five games. Would…
The Pros & Cons to Starting Seimone Augustus, Brittney Sykes and Sydney Wiese
Seimone Augustus, Brittney Sykes, and Sydney Wiese have proven that they can be starters in the WNBA. But, the LA Sparks are built around the Big 3 of Chelsea Gray,…
Davis & Pence: The Chicago Sky Are Championship Contenders
Editor’s note: John W. Davis and Owen Pence love live tweeting WNBA games. So the Winsidr.com reporters decided to message each other during the Chicago Sky’s 96-78 victory over the…
Ceilings, Floors, and Some WNBA Power Ranks
The 2020 WNBA season is here, and it’s going to be a weird one. Because the COVID-19 pandemic is happening, the league’s taking place in Florida this year. Almost every…
Season Preview: Everyone Has a Role to Play on the LA Sparks
The Los Angeles Sparks are arguably the deepest team in the WNBA. Between vets and youth, the Sparks have a combined 65 years of WNBA experience on their 12-woman roster.…
Nneka Ogwumike Is The League’s MVP Before The Games Begin
Without playing basketball for five months, Nneka Ogwumike is already the real MVP of the 2020 WNBA season. “I think she’s arguably the most valuable person, player, president in the…