02 June 2011
LJ Can Play Two Positions At Once!
Well, maybe not.
But in the annual WNBA GM survey, Lauren Jackson was voted best power forward and best center.
Sue Bird was voted best point guard. (Shocking! Only not.) She was also voted the "player best at making her teammates better".
Brian Agler was voted best coach.
Seattle was voted "best home court advantage" (another duh!) and most likely to win the championship.
(The second place for "most likely to win the championship" was New York. Really, GM's? New York? Do you know something the rest of us don't? 'Cause that seems unlikely to me.)
But in the annual WNBA GM survey, Lauren Jackson was voted best power forward and best center.
Sue Bird was voted best point guard. (Shocking! Only not.) She was also voted the "player best at making her teammates better".
Brian Agler was voted best coach.
Seattle was voted "best home court advantage" (another duh!) and most likely to win the championship.
(The second place for "most likely to win the championship" was New York. Really, GM's? New York? Do you know something the rest of us don't? 'Cause that seems unlikely to me.)
Labels: Seattle Storm
# posted by mamurd @ 12:01 AM 
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I have a few teams that I would rank more likely than New York:
Phoenix (Diana Taurasi is healthy and rested, and they've had a year to get used to Candice Dupree),
Atlanta (like Seattle, they kept their core intact but added a new good player),
Minnesota (Maya Moore + Lindsay Whalen + Seimone Augustus = a ridiculously talented team), and
Indiana (they don't have much beyond Tamika Catchings and Katie Douglas, but those are two are pretty darn good. And they're both over 30, so they're getting really hungry for a championship).
Phoenix (Diana Taurasi is healthy and rested, and they've had a year to get used to Candice Dupree),
Atlanta (like Seattle, they kept their core intact but added a new good player),
Minnesota (Maya Moore + Lindsay Whalen + Seimone Augustus = a ridiculously talented team), and
Indiana (they don't have much beyond Tamika Catchings and Katie Douglas, but those are two are pretty darn good. And they're both over 30, so they're getting really hungry for a championship).
Phoenix, Minnesota, Indiana, Atlanta? The Storm plays the first three in the next two weeks. Guess we'll know more soon!
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