Nine links that offer a good sampling of where we've been, where we are now, and what we still have yet to achieve.

Last night's basketball games, including the conclusion of the 2012 NBA Finals, were all blowouts, but tonight's WNBA game figures to offer a bit more competitiveness.

A brief links post today with two games last night and another pair tonight.

If it feels as though there have been a lot of injuries in the WNBA lately, it might be because there have been six injuries that will cost players games reported in five days.

A lot has happened in the brief time since the Tulsa Shock won their first game.

As usual, we help you catch up with some links that highlight some of the most statistically significant tidbits from each of these games, just in case you were occupied with other aspects of life.

There are five games on the schedule tonight with the Seattle Storm just looking to establish any sort of rhythm while the Connecticut Sun try to clinch a regular season series and the Minnesota Lynx look to set a record for dominance.

Well, the Seattle Storm are now 1-7 after a loss to a strong Chicago Sky team while the Los Angeles Sparks handed the Connecticut Sun a loss to help the Sky move into first place in the Eastern Conference.

This past weekend I introduced National Sports Rankings' simulated predictions (which you can now find among our links to WNBA resources on the left hand side of the site) for games and it got 7 of 9 games right, barely escaping another "loss" at the hands of the Tulsa Shock.

There are five games on the WNBA's schedule tonight, with a couple on the east coast that could be looked upon as significant for at least one team.