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Tom Brady, former NFL quarterback, has announced his retirement. He subsequently went on to buy a minority share in the WNBA’s reigning franchise. With the WNBA’s playoffs approaching soon, fascinating disputes over his squad have erupted. Two teams, including Brady’s team, have been regarded as “super teams” in the league. And, many intriguing debates have been woven into their legacy.
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The ex-New Orleans star surprisingly took sides with super-teams against two WNBA analysts on his YouTube channel and defended their status.
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J. J. Redick, an NBA great, got down with two game commentators on his YouTube channel to discuss the current state of the WNBA league. The first two spots in the rankings were grabbed by NBA’s valued super teams – the Las Vegas Aces and the New York Liberty. He then questions the guest WNBA analysts about why they keep using the word ‘Unfair‘ about these two teams.
Both commentators described these clubs as “unfair” because of their loaded all-star rosters. That it is unjust to any squad that faces them. The Aces are one of the finest WNBA teams, having just won the championship. Whereas. New York boasts the WNBA’s best-ever collection of talent. The team’s greatest talents, No. 1 choice Sabrina Ionescu and All-Star guard Betnijah Laney, are still there. They’re there along with an impressive collection of young talent designed to help New York utilize its new core for years to come.
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Redick then pressed the experts with the question, ” Is this inevitable that we’re gonna see them in finals?”. Given their star power, these two teams have a good chance of making the finals. Analysts, however, preferred to select last year’s finals, Aces vs. Sky. To be on the safe side, they agree with Reddick’s point about inevitability. However, the outcome is determined by the teams’ performance in forthcoming matches.
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If Tom Brady knows one thing, it’s how to win. So it’s no surprise that when he decided to make another excursion into sports ownership, he chose the Las Vegas Aces. The reigning champions and 2023 championship hopefuls have one of the league’s most skilled lineups. And now, one of the league’s most recognizable co-owners. With stars such as A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray, and Kelsey Plum, the team is all set to win another league title.
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With the Connecticut Suns in the picture, would it be simply Liberty vs. Aces, or will the Suns have a chance to win the championship? Let us wait and see what happens in the upcoming matches.
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