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PostPosted: 02/05/17 1:07 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote

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I don't usually campaign for other players, but someone really needs to at least give Whitcomb a training camp look.

I agree. She's a high energy hustle player who somewhere along the line developed the skill to go with her effort. Whitcomb is a really good shooter, and she invites contact going to the hoop. The only question is whether she can play off the bench. Also, not sure how well she'll defend, but Whitcomb will at least give you effort.



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PostPosted: 02/05/17 7:38 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote

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Jet Jaguar wrote:
I don't usually campaign for other players, but someone really needs to at least give Whitcomb a training camp look.

I agree. She's a high energy hustle player who somewhere along the line developed the skill to go with her effort. Whitcomb is a really good shooter, and she invites contact going to the hoop. The only question is whether she can play off the bench. Also, not sure how well she'll defend, but Whitcomb will at least give you effort.

You can never really tell until the player is competing at that next level, but I think she has attributes that translate to the next level. Can handle the ball, has serious range on her shot, and a quick release too. Close out hard and she's a good finisher at the rim. Gives effort and energy at both ends. (leads the league in steals by an absolute mile). Good basketball IQ too.
Negatives: I could see her being a little foul-prone in the WNBA initially, because she pushes the limits with her defence. Also she's slightly turnover-prone with her passing when driving and dishing.

I'll be surprised if she's not on a roster this season, and making a meaningful contribution.



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I don't think her ball handling and ability to drive to the hoop is going to WOW anyone in the WNBA, but the fact that she can fill it up from long range should make her useful as at least a 3-point specialist in the W.



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I don't think her ball handling and ability to drive to the hoop is going to WOW anyone in the WNBA, but the fact that she can fill it up from long range should make her useful as at least a 3-point specialist in the W.

I'm not saying her ball handling is going to wow anyone (especially not you Wink ), but not being one-dimensional is important IMO. History shows it's pretty much impossible to make a WNBA career out of just shooting open threes.



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PostPosted: 02/07/17 12:44 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote

Luuuc wrote:
root_thing wrote:
Jet Jaguar wrote:
I don't usually campaign for other players, but someone really needs to at least give Whitcomb a training camp look.

I agree. She's a high energy hustle player who somewhere along the line developed the skill to go with her effort. Whitcomb is a really good shooter, and she invites contact going to the hoop. The only question is whether she can play off the bench. Also, not sure how well she'll defend, but Whitcomb will at least give you effort.

You can never really tell until the player is competing at that next level, but I think she has attributes that translate to the next level. Can handle the ball, has serious range on her shot, and a quick release too. Close out hard and she's a good finisher at the rim. Gives effort and energy at both ends. (leads the league in steals by an absolute mile). Good basketball IQ too.
Negatives: I could see her being a little foul-prone in the WNBA initially, because she pushes the limits with her defence. Also she's slightly turnover-prone with her passing when driving and dishing.

I'll be surprised if she's not on a roster this season, and making a meaningful contribution.


You don't mean the roster of the Rockingham Flames, right? It does sound like she's WNBA or bust this year, but how would that work if she signed a SBL deal in March? Would they just let her go for nothing or would there be a buyout (is there a CBA provision for that, especially with borderline-ish WNBA players playing in Puerto Rico during the WNBA season?)? The SBL still has one of my favorite team names. I'll let people look it up and try to figure out which one.

Either way, she and Plum should do a Washington three point shootout for charity. They can get other people like Osahor and Kingma on board too.

Also, I'm not going to claim to have looked at the media of every country in the world, but I think that saying that Australia has the best coverage of the women's game is demonstrably false.
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You don't mean the roster of the Rockingham Flames, right? It does sound like she's WNBA or bust this year, but how would that work if she signed a SBL deal in March?

No, I was not referring to the Flames Wink
She has stated her desire to make it to the Opals squad and the WNBA, so I would assume that if she has signed with Rockingham, she will have included a WNBA out clause in the contract (and I would also guess that no buyout would be necessary)


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Also, I'm not going to claim to have looked at the media of every country in the world, but I think that saying that Australia has the best coverage of the women's game is demonstrably false.

I assume that's a reference to the twitter conversation.
The original quote was
‏@womensbball247 wrote:
The Australian League is definitely one of the better covered leagues in the world! Hats off to the @WNBL and the media for their coverage!

"Media" is a pretty broad term.
Rightly or wrongly, I took it to mean that in her search for stories about the various leagues around the world, she found no shortage of WNBL coverage.
As far as print/online news articles I don't disagree with her, though it varies by city. Townsville, Canberra, Bendigo, Melbourne and Adelaide all get pretty good coverage IMO from some good writers. The first 3 benefit from not being big cities, and therefore their teams are a relatively big deal. Melbourne is the sports capital of the world, so no surprise their teams are covered. And Adelaide is well served by one journo who has been passionately covering the men & women for decades. There are also too many basketball radio shows, podcasts & blogs for me to even keep up with, and I consider myself a pretty hard core basketball fan.

If we're talking tv though ... that's a different story. For many, many years we got at least one game per week on national, non-pay tv. That stopped after 2014-15 and we currently have nothing regular. (there were 2 Perth Lynx games shown live earlier in the season, but that was basically a trial, and nothing further came of it).
We actually get to watch more games than ever before, but that's only thanks to the teams that live stream games on YouTube and Facebook, and that coverage varies in quality from quite watchable, down to buffering frustration, down to one person with a camera sitting in an awful position providing no commentary and pointing the camera at the scoreboard even now & then.



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The SBL still has one of my favorite team names. I'll let people look it up and try to figure out which one.

I wonder if it's the same as mine. They strike dread into the hearts of their opponents, as all efforts to score are met with bickering and bureaucracy Razz



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PostPosted: 02/07/17 1:41 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote

What i like about her is that her 3pointers are not only spot up 3pointers. She can create her own shot off the dribble. That will certainly help in the wnba



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PostPosted: 02/07/17 9:43 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote

Luuuc wrote:
awhom111 wrote:
You don't mean the roster of the Rockingham Flames, right? It does sound like she's WNBA or bust this year, but how would that work if she signed a SBL deal in March?

No, I was not referring to the Flames Wink
She has stated her desire to make it to the Opals squad and the WNBA, so I would assume that if she has signed with Rockingham, she will have included a WNBA out clause in the contract (and I would also guess that no buyout would be necessary)


awhom111 wrote:
Also, I'm not going to claim to have looked at the media of every country in the world, but I think that saying that Australia has the best coverage of the women's game is demonstrably false.

I assume that's a reference to the twitter conversation.
The original quote was
‏@womensbball247 wrote:
The Australian League is definitely one of the better covered leagues in the world! Hats off to the @WNBL and the media for their coverage!

"Media" is a pretty broad term.
Rightly or wrongly, I took it to mean that in her search for stories about the various leagues around the world, she found no shortage of WNBL coverage.
As far as print/online news articles I don't disagree with her, though it varies by city. Townsville, Canberra, Bendigo, Melbourne and Adelaide all get pretty good coverage IMO from some good writers. The first 3 benefit from not being big cities, and therefore their teams are a relatively big deal. Melbourne is the sports capital of the world, so no surprise their teams are covered. And Adelaide is well served by one journo who has been passionately covering the men & women for decades. There are also too many basketball radio shows, podcasts & blogs for me to even keep up with, and I consider myself a pretty hard core basketball fan.

If we're talking tv though ... that's a different story. For many, many years we got at least one game per week on national, non-pay tv. That stopped after 2014-15 and we currently have nothing regular. (there were 2 Perth Lynx games shown live earlier in the season, but that was basically a trial, and nothing further came of it).
We actually get to watch more games than ever before, but that's only thanks to the teams that live stream games on YouTube and Facebook, and that coverage varies in quality from quite watchable, down to buffering frustration, down to one person with a camera sitting in an awful position providing no commentary and pointing the camera at the scoreboard even now & then.



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The SBL still has one of my favorite team names. I'll let people look it up and try to figure out which one.

I wonder if it's the same as mine. They strike dread into the hearts of their opponents, as all efforts to score are met with bickering and bureaucracy Razz


I agree on the Bendigo Advertiser coverage, which is great. I like Boti's Lightning/36ers coverage, but I wish he did more during the rest of the year, even if it was just on his blog. Even if it's just puff pieces on Ieva, I'd like to know more about the local scene and also his thoughts in a global context. Further down the scale, I've generally learned a lot from the Hobart coverage and there's good coverage of the local team in Latrobe.

It's still not quite up to the standard of the best in a global context, even though obviously no one person can read every language for a fair comparison. Spain's coverage has been fantastic in a number of cities and on a national level and Turkey's seems pretty good too.

Alas, I am not that complicated a person. Go Cockburn Cougars! I wonder if they ever have trouble signing Americans? "That can't be a real place with a real team!"
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PostPosted: 02/07/17 9:52 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote

Laughing I really should have guessed. I guess when you've grown up with how it is pronounced (Coe-burn) you lose appreciation for what a good word it is on paper.



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PostPosted: 02/08/17 10:54 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote

This is a random question, but how much do WNBL players typically make? I read somewhere that they make less than WNBA players.



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PostPosted: 02/08/17 11:08 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote

UK1996 wrote:
This is a random question, but how much do WNBL players typically make? I read somewhere that they make less than WNBA players.


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While some basketball players in the WNBL earn more than $60,000 a year, about 20 per cent are paid less than $5000 and have to fork out for their own top-level health cover.

In contrast, Netball Australia's latest deal with its domestic players guarantees them a minimum wage of $27,375 and an average wage of $67,500.


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Four-time Olympian and WNBL player Laura Hodges said she had earned good money over her basketball career by playing both in Australia and overseas, in Italy, USA and France.

But Hodges said when she started out in the WNBL as a teenager she played for nothing, which was only possible because she lived at home.


http://www.smh.com.au/sport/basketball/basketballers-demand-minimum-wage-as-competition-for-female-talent-heats-up-20161004-gruikk.html



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PostPosted: 02/12/17 7:50 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote

Round 18

Sydney keep rolling, Townsville keep charging, and the Rangers & Spirit keep sputtering, which this weekend became fatal for Bendigo's playoff hopes.
Melbourne had a rare win and were unlucky not to make it a road double as the Lynx got lucky and then won in OT.

Townsville 83 (Standish 22p 9r, Wilson 16p 9r 7a, Batkovic 15p 12r 5a 3b, Garbin 12p 8r)
Dandenong 66 (Blicavs 12p 11r, Cumming 11p, Novosel 10p)
Boxscore

Adelaide 72 (Planeta 25p 9r, Hodges 18p 15r, Ciabattoni 15p 6r 8a, Logic 2p 5r 6a)
Melbourne 85 (Garrick 22p 6r, Kunek 15p 5r, Cole 15p, Smart 11p 5r, Thompson 9p 10r)
Boxscore
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Sydney 81 (Mitchell 19p 6a, Snell 17p 6r 7a 4s, Hamson 16p 14r 3b, Taylor 8p 6r)
Dandenong 77 (Cumming 25p 5a, Malott 20p 4r 3b)
Boxscore
YouTube

Canberra 77 (Wehrung 18p, Tolo 14p 10r, Gaze 13p, Mansfield 7p 6a, Ruef 5p 12r)
Bendigo 52 (Oliver 12p, Griffin 11p, Dietrick 10p, Raincock-Ekunwe 8p 13r)
Boxscore
YouTube

Perth 87 [OT] (Whitcomb 22p 6r, Butler 19p, Mijovic 17p 13r 3b, Hamblin 12p 11r)
Melbourne 81 (Keane 16p 9r 9a, Cole 14p, Cunningham 13p, Garrick 12p 7r, Kunek 12p)
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Ladder:
Sydney Uni Flames 17-6
Perth Lynx 15-7
Dandenong Rangers 14-9
Townsville Fire 14-9
UC Capitals 12-10
Bendigo Spirit 11-11
Melbourne Boomers 5-18
Adelaide Lightning 2-20


Next weekend (the final round of the regular season) 4th spot is still gettable for Canberra but they've got to win in Townsville to take it.
Perth needs to win one of their two road games (@ Dandenong & Bendigo) to get 2nd spot.



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PostPosted: 02/18/17 1:31 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote

All 8 teams are in action this afternoon.
The final 4 was set on Thursday night when Canberra blew their game vs Adelaide, but the order of the 2, 3 & 4 seeds are still up for grabs.

In 1 hour from now; Perth Lynx @ Dandenong Rangers on YouTube
In 90 minutes; Adelaide Lightning @ Sydney Uni Flames
In 2 hours; Bendigo Spirit @ Melbourne Boomers on Facebook Live
In 2.5 hours; Canberra Capitals @ Townsville Fire on YouTube

Final game of the regular season is tomorrow with Perth @ Bendigo.



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PostPosted: 02/19/17 4:36 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote

Round 19

Final round of the regular season, which saw Sydney finish well clear in first place, Dandenong thrashed Perth to take 2nd place from them, and Townsville were gifted 4th place when Canberra fell to bottom-placed Adelaide. To possibly make the hurt even worse for Canberra, they then went to Townsville and won. Bendigo finished their season with a couple of consolation wins.

Canberra 74 (Gwathmey 16p, Tolo 15p 9r 5s 4b, Gaze 15p, Mansfield 14p 6r 5a, Ruef 6p 11r)
Adelaide 76 (Planeta 29p, Ciabattoni 20p, Hodges 18p, Logic 4p 7r)
Boxscore
YouTube

Dandenong 81 (Blicavs 20p 6r, Cumming 19p, Novosel 18p 7r 4s, Clydesdale 12p 6a)
Perth 59 (Whitcomb 17p 5r, Edmondson 14p 6r, Hamblin 10p 5r, Mijovic 4p 8r)
Boxscore
YouTube

Sydney 98 (Mitchell 17p 6a, Taylor 15p 7r, Wilson 15p, Hamson 13p, Tupaea 12p, Graham 12p)
Adelaide 83 (Planeta 21p 12r, Hodges 19p, Good 15p 5r, Elsworthy 12p)
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Melbourne 79 (Garrick 21p, Cole 19p, Smart 10p)
Bendigo 80 (Dietrick 17p, Raincock-Ekunwe 15p 10r, Oliver 14p 7r, Payne 14p 5r, Griffin 11p 9r 6a)
Boxscore
Facebook Live

Townsville 83 (Batkovic 26p 14r, Standish 14p 6r, Garbin 13p, Cocks 12p, Murray 10p, Wilson 5p 7a)
Canberra 90 (Ruef 24p 8r, Mansfield 18p 7r 7a, Tolo 17p 5r 5a, Gwathmey 13p 9r)
Boxscore
YouTube

Bendigo 73 (Raincock-Ekunwe 17p 7r, Payne 16p, Griffin 13p 9r, Dietrick 11p 7a, Oliver 7p 6r 7a)
Perth 72 (Whitcomb 22p 6r 4s, Mijovic 16p 6r, Hamblin 11p 11r 5b, Phillips 10p 5r)
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Final Ladder:

Sydney Uni Flames 18-6
Dandenong Rangers 15-9
Perth Lynx 15-9
Townsville Fire 14-10
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UC Capitals 13-11
Bendigo Spirit 13-11
Melbourne Boomers 5-19
Adelaide Lightning 3-21



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PostPosted: 02/19/17 11:05 am    ::: Reply Reply with quote

WNBA: The Aussies heading to the world’s best league

https://pickandroll.com.au/wnba-aussies-heading-worlds-best-league/



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WNBA: The Aussies heading to the world’s best league

https://pickandroll.com.au/wnba-aussies-heading-worlds-best-league/


Plus Phillips in Dallas & possibly Rachel Jarry & Kelsey Griffin getting picked up by someone.



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Yeah, Phillips was an odd omission.
Jarry fair enough since nothing is official just yet.
Griffin I doubt. Not that I've heard anything lately, but the vibe I get is that the WNBA isn't a goal for her anymore.



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Shades wrote:
WNBA: The Aussies heading to the world’s best league

https://pickandroll.com.au/wnba-aussies-heading-worlds-best-league/


So I guess Tessa Lavey hasn't learned how to finish. As that was how Brendan Joyce qualified her talent after also saying that he had had two calls about her from WNBA scouts:

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Joyce revealed two American WNBA scouts had been in contact with him regarding Perth Lynx point guard Tessa Lavey, a terrier of a player with lightning speed.

“She is breaking people’s ankles out there, she can play and she just has to learn to finish,” Joyce said.


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So I guess Tessa Lavey hasn't learned how to finish.

No she hasn't. Not being able to make a layup is kind of a problem for a guard whose main weapon is speed.
Lavey is solid as a WNBL point guard but I have my doubts that Joyce ever fielded any serious enquiries about her from WNBA teams. She was one of his pet Opals projects and made sure to talk her up every chance he got to justify the favouritism he gave her.



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Maybe Lavey to Seattle? to Dallas?



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No, and no.
(Also ten other nos)

And I say that as someone who likes her and cheers for her every game. But she's not at the required level.



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What posiiton does Raincock-Ekunwe play?

The Liberty just signed her.


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What posiiton does Raincock-Ekunwe play?

The Liberty just signed her.

I think she is a WNBA 3. Here in the WNBL she is very effective as a 4 who is quicker than her opponents, but I don't know how well her game will translate to the WNBA. If you're a WNBA tweener you can do well down here because this league is about half a size smaller. She was pushing WNBL All Star First Team level for most of the season ... but she's more an energetic slasher type rather than an ideal 3 with inside and outside game. It'll be interesting to see how she goes amongst larger and more athletic peers than she faces down here. I like her energy but I'd also say don't get your hopes up.



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How would you compare her to say Asia Taylor, who WAS picked up fairly quickly, or Kelsey Griffin, who has been unsigned by the WNBA long enough to where I think she may no longer be interested in the WNBA.



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Late response as I've been out in the boondocks for a few days, but yeah those players are definitely comparable IMO. They've all done well here, but they're all too small for the style of games they play.

Griffin is the most "wing-like" of them right now - she really does try to play like a conventional SF down here. I'm pretty sure she has no interest in the WNBA as she seems very settled and happy in Bendigo and is closely involved with the community there. She'd still get a WNBA roster spot if she wanted one.
She has more of a solid physique than Asia or Nayo. Those two get their boards from being lean, quick & athletic. That can still work in the W, as long as they can hold their own as defenders. That remains to be seen.
Being limited offensively can also work, but it really requires landing in the right roster that plays the right style of basketball. If a team has enough perimeter firepower and can afford to have a player running round doing the "1%" acts that make an offense flow, and scoring their points mostly in opportunistic ways, then it can work. Basically a lot of planets need to align for it to work IMO, which is why I have my doubts in Nayo's case.
With Asia you can tell that she has a vision for the future of her game at the 3 spot. It's a hard transition to make though so only time will tell if her ability matches her vision. With Nayo I don't get the vibe that she's trying to adapt too much. And maybe it requires actually being in the WNBA environment for that to sink in.



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