Happy Wednesday, Ball-Knowers!

No Cap Space is on the road and will have ‘Boots on the Ground’ for Game Two of the WNBA Semifinals between the Atlanta Dream and New York Liberty. You can expect a pregame preview and media availability on our YouTube channel, live updates on social media as well as postgame press conferences and recaps in written, podcast and video form.

Playoffathon is entering the back half of the race, and there’s no letting up now. So dig in and enjoy the most comprehensive WNBA postseason coverage on Al Gore’s internet!

Tyler takes the ISO and previews what New York and Las Vegas have to do to win their respective game two’s…

Andrew kicks off NCAA women’s basketball coverage with a profile on Notre Dame’s newest transfer acquisition, former Princeton star Madison St. Rose

Golden State Valkyries and the Power of Benchship by Maddy Brown, AllValks.com

Liberty see self-inflicted turnover problem as Game 1 culprit — but Dream star isn’t buying it by Madeline Kenney, New York Post

The Too-Small Lynx Will Have To Answer Some Big Questions by Maitreyi Anantharaman, Defector

by Andrew Haubner, No Cap Space WBB

State Farm Arena was, in many ways, Parker Woodhouse’s gateway into the game of basketball. Her father, Chris, was a coach and the family would regularly attend Atlanta Hawks games when she was in elementary school. And while she enjoyed the opportunity to see the guys hoop at the highest level, it wasn’t in that arena where young Parker fell in love with the sport.

No, that happened a bit further down Interstate-85, in a 3,000 or so seat venue just off of Camp Creek Parkway.

“I didn’t really know any [WNBA] players or anything,” the ninth grader remembers, “And then I went to a game with one of my teammates and we saw the Dream play.

That’s when I first saw Allisha Gray.”