WNBA career triple double leaders

Wow I had no idea Alyssa Thomas had so many career triple-doubles. I was under the impression the most anybody had was 4 total, which is mostly true, I guess, with one big exception. In a healthy year Caitlen usually gets 2 a year. At that rate it would take another 8 healthy years for Caitlin to catch Thomas.
 
ChicagoAP —

DiJonai Carrington of the Chicago Sky was ejected Saturday after being called for a Flagrant 2 foul on Sophie Cunningham of the Indiana Fever. Minutes later, Carrington posted on social media the words “WHITE PRIVILEGE” and tagged the Fever.


Cunningham, who is white, was shooting a fast-break layup in the first quarter when Carrington, who is Black, came from behind and hit her in the head and neck, knocking her to the court as the shot went in.

Cunningham said she thought the foul in the 90-86 Indiana win was “absolutely” intentional.

“Clearly I think it was unnecessary,” Cunningham said. “I’ve never really spoken to her and I have no beef with her, but I guess she has some pent up stuff.”

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What's up with the Fever Coach...

Fever coach Stephanie White had a different view of the play.

“It was a hard foul,” White said. “I don’t think that DiJonai intentionally came out to get her across the neck like she did, but it did happen, and I thought it was the right call.”

Cunningham got up immediately, charged toward Carrington and pushed her as she was held back by a teammate.

“I popped up,” Cunningham said. “I’m not going to let anyone just do that to me. I think everyone knows that. I think that’s why she did it because she wants attention.”

Keep your stinking paws off Caitlin and my gal Sophie
 
ChicagoAP —

DiJonai Carrington of the Chicago Sky was ejected Saturday after being called for a Flagrant 2 foul on Sophie Cunningham of the Indiana Fever. Minutes later, Carrington posted on social media the words “WHITE PRIVILEGE” and tagged the Fever.


Cunningham, who is white, was shooting a fast-break layup in the first quarter when Carrington, who is Black, came from behind and hit her in the head and neck, knocking her to the court as the shot went in.

Cunningham said she thought the foul in the 90-86 Indiana win was “absolutely” intentional.

“Clearly I think it was unnecessary,” Cunningham said. “I’ve never really spoken to her and I have no beef with her, but I guess she has some pent up stuff.”

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What's up with the Fever Coach...

Fever coach Stephanie White had a different view of the play.

“It was a hard foul,” White said. “I don’t think that DiJonai intentionally came out to get her across the neck like she did, but it did happen, and I thought it was the right call.”

Cunningham got up immediately, charged toward Carrington and pushed her as she was held back by a teammate.

“I popped up,” Cunningham said. “I’m not going to let anyone just do that to me. I think everyone knows that. I think that’s why she did it because she wants attention.”

Keep your stinking paws off Caitlin and my gal Sophie
I'm not a fan of Stephanie White. Never sticks up for her players on the Fever. Always makes excuses for the other teams players. Wish the Fever would get rid of her.
 
I like Sophie, too.............

this incident ought to spur CC on to that 5th triple double!!

On further thought, if CC had been on the receiving end of that play, the foul probably would have been called on her, wrong place, wrong time kind of thing, eh
 
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I have mixed emotions about Sophie Cummingham . She does not seem to mind speaking her mind and drawing attention to herself. But she also sticks up for her teammates.

Sophie recently got herself some negative feedback because she stated trans athletes should not be allowed to compete in the WNBA. Caitlin Clark was smart enough to stay out of that discussion. I will stay out of that discussion as well because I dont understand it all.
 
I like Sophie, too.............

this incident ought to spur CC on to that 5th triple double!!

On further thought, if CC had been on the receiving end of that play, the foul probably would have been called on her, wrong place, wrong time kind of thing, eh

I am deeply in love with Sophie
 
I have mixed emotions about Sophie Cummingham . She does not seem to mind speaking her mind and drawing attention to herself. But she also sticks up for her teammates.

Sophie recently got herself some negative feedback because she stated trans athletes should not be allowed to compete in the WNBA. Caitlin Clark was smart enough to stay out of that discussion. I will stay out of that discussion as well because I dont understand it all.

Now that two men that were drafted y the NBA and didn't make it have applied for next year's W draft, the gender thing will for sure get interessting.
 
Sophie was really popular when she was with the Phoenix Mercury and she wasn't controversial. She got involved with Phoenix Suns broadcasting, she wasn't doing play by play but was involved with the pregame crew and when the sideline reporter was out, she was the primary backup. I thought she had a real future in broadcasting and she still could have.

After she was traded to Indiana it was rumored, she was having an affair with the President of the Suns, but it never got past rumor stage.

I feel like what she's done in Indiana is try and capitalize on her position and make some good money. I don't blame her.
 
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