Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve called her WNBA punishment ‘unprecedented’ but largely left it at that. Instead, she spent more time appreciating her players.
The two-time defending Walter Cup champions will kick off their third season at Grand Casino Arena on Nov. 21 and will take a monthlong break for the Olympics.
Without a new collective bargaining agreement, the WNBA might be thrust into chaos. And even with a new CBA, a lot of big-name players will change teams.
Following Friday's Game 3 loss to Phoenix in which star Napheesa Collier was injured, Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve gave a passionate rant regarding the poor officiating in the WNBA.
Coach Cheryl Reeve is suspended and Napheesa Collier is out with an ankle injury, but the Minnesota Lynx have to win at Phoenix to extend their season. It’s a tall task.
After being ejected late in Game 3 and giving an epic postgame rant regarding WNBA officiating, the league suspended the Lynx head coach. She is just the latest to speak out.