There were plenty of links today and we weren't just ignoring the news due to unspecified "personal reasons". The following is just a brief collection of what's going on today, starting with the...
New York came into Philips Arena in Atlanta looking up from a 0-3 season start. They spent a lot of time looking up.
Today, I continue looking at RAPM, but narrow the scope to a one-year perspective to get a sense of how RAPM matches conventional wisdom about the top performers of the 2011 WNBA season.
There are two forms of plus/minus currently publicly available to WNBA fans: the type that shows up in the boxscore and "net plus/minus" often used for to evaluate player seasons. Here we introduce a third: Regularized Adjusted Plus/Minus (RAPM).
The Minnesota Lynx swept the Atlanta Dream during the regular season in two games for which forward Sancho Lyttle was absent. Her presence could make a difference in the Dream's second consecutive trip to the WNBA Finals.
The WNBA has been announcing a number of deserving awards recipients for the 2011 season. Here is a listing of all of the awards announced thus far.
The Eurobasket competition has started off with surprises, with all the teams giving their best to reach the London 2012 Olympics. For now, all the American attention has turned to Ewelina Kobryn, after the Seattle Storm signed her to help out after the loss of center Lauren Jackson, reportedly out 12 weeks due to injury.
After a season when Ros Casares fell short of their desired titles (Spanish Liga Femenina and Euroleague), team president German Ros had only one option for facing the future: in Valencia, next season, it’s time to go big.
