Welcome to Ball Up Top, a weekly podcast from No Cap Space WBB. Every Tuesday morning, you can find a show in your emails or social feeds that touches on all the trending topics in women’s basketball. The crew will rotate based on availability, whether it’s Tyler, Andrew, Chauny, Greer or Rashard. Be sure to rate, review, give us five stars if you can on Apple or Spotify and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube page as well.
We are officially back into a weekly flow at No Cap Space WBB and so you can reliably count on Ball Up Top hitting your inbox on Tuesday mornings. This week, Andrew and Chauny load up the show with plenty of thoughts on the WNBA so far.
They open the show by discussing the league’s new emphasis on college trips, how to have multiple faces of a league from a marketing standpoint and any early preseason thoughts on players or teams. Chauny then discusses the WNBA’s training camp cuts and who might be on the block. That conversation becomes a broader bit on how the scarcity of roster positions leads to some media discussion that fans might think is harsh on players. The pod wraps with a brief dive into the art of Ethical Hate and why Paige Bueckers is being failed by her interviewers when it comes to conversations about coverage equity in the WNBA.
Scroll Ahead to Hear…
0:00 — Show Introduction
3:15 - Preseason Thoughts: College Trips
9:00 - The ‘Multiple Faces of The League’ Discussion
12:35 - The Players That Have Impressed in Preseason
23:20 - Paige Bueckers Early Evaluations
27:24 - Shyanne Sellers Signing to Atlanta
36:48 - WNBA Roster Issues
44:15 - The Aces Kiersten Bell Issue…
56:20 - Paige and the Consistent Coverage Equity Discussion
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Our intro music is courtesy of Dlzmksbts, Denver’s King of ‘Mile HiFi’. You can stream his music on Spotify here.
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