07 June 2011
Storm News
According to the team twitter, Camille Little was able to practice today. Hopefully this means she'll be able to start on Thursday! (btw, Thursday's game will be Seattle's second of the season, but Minnesota's fourth. What's up with that?)
The Storm website has an article about the new WNBA president, who has nice things to say about the Storm and their fans, including her enjoyment of the traditional 4th quarter Doppler Train:
"I thought of all the years that I went to Cleveland Cavaliers games and never walked onto the court. That, to me, is the kind of thing that makes the difference between 'I went to the game, I'm a loyal fan and I loved it' to a crazy, passionate fan who's going to stand until the team has their first basket. It's just a different level of engagement. The fact that so many kids got down on the court, circled around and got back and it didn't interfere with play, that to me is a very small moment that really is a manifestation of the power of a high-quality game and a really rich fan experience."
The WNBA website is doing a "Race to the MVP" ranking, and for this first week, Sue Bird is #1:
"A double-double in game one will get you some love here in the Race to the MVP rankings. Not only did Sue finish with 13 and 10 on Saturday, but she also delivered bounce passes with Bird-like accuracy that fans have all come to expect, love and/or fear (depending on fandom)."
The Storm website has an article about the new WNBA president, who has nice things to say about the Storm and their fans, including her enjoyment of the traditional 4th quarter Doppler Train:
"I thought of all the years that I went to Cleveland Cavaliers games and never walked onto the court. That, to me, is the kind of thing that makes the difference between 'I went to the game, I'm a loyal fan and I loved it' to a crazy, passionate fan who's going to stand until the team has their first basket. It's just a different level of engagement. The fact that so many kids got down on the court, circled around and got back and it didn't interfere with play, that to me is a very small moment that really is a manifestation of the power of a high-quality game and a really rich fan experience."
The WNBA website is doing a "Race to the MVP" ranking, and for this first week, Sue Bird is #1:
"A double-double in game one will get you some love here in the Race to the MVP rankings. Not only did Sue finish with 13 and 10 on Saturday, but she also delivered bounce passes with Bird-like accuracy that fans have all come to expect, love and/or fear (depending on fandom)."
Labels: Seattle Storm, WNBA
# posted by mamurd @ 11:06 PM 
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More about Minnesota... they have learned how to win in those two extra games, now 2-1. It should be a great game tomorrow.
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