I see how little press this league gets, and I can't imagine how they are going to continue to survive, but it is great that they have made it this long.  Amazing when they have some of the players that they do...Ace and Ice, LL & SS, and my favorite ex-Huskies, Diana T and Sexy Sue Bird.

I enjoy the WNBA myself, what little I can see of it, because it is basketball without all the showboating.  But I know I am WAY in the minority.

Anyway, boy would I love to be between these two (in spite of the Diana T gay rumors)!  Only thing that would be better is throwing punky Jen Rizzotti in.  I know, they are plain...but they are hot to me!  Something about sweaty women...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGw1dJyvQA4&feature=related

really watch women's basketball.

No.

TV, their basketball has been pretty good.

Women's basketball will never be fun unless they lower the basket and probably also make the court smaller.

Pretty much what I expected from  you.

They get hotter players and skimpier uniforms.

I think the only men who enjoy the sport today are either hairdressers or interior decorators. lol

I can't believe the league has survived this long and I suspect the only reason it has is due to a form of sexual "affirmative action" for sports. It will never survive by it's own ability to attract an audience, there just aren't enough bull dykes and closest queens to support an entire league.

I have no idea how the WNBA stays in business. They have not been profitable since their inception over 10 years ago. Thank God there is not a Title IX in professional sports.

are selling ad space on their uniforms this year. Catchy idea, might become a trend.

Two of the sexiest tennis players I ever saw were Seles and Hana Mandlikova. Hana had great legs and Monica's main attraction was the way she carried herself. If not for the stabbing by that psychopath, no telling how good she would have been.

I wonder how good Kournikova could have been if she had put as much effort into tennis as she did in modeling and being a hottie!!!

Okay, I don't watch the WNBA (MN Lynx) that much because I grew up watching the Twins, Timberwolves, and Wild.

I always felt bad watching all-star high school girl basketball/hockey/softball players get scholarships to college. Where do they go after that? The WNBA is barely recognized, hockey doesn't go further than college, softball is brushed off, and there isn't a women's NFL team (forget powderpuff BS).

Maybe I'm cynical...