My favorite things! posted by Jeff Adler

What does everyone think about Bill Laimbeer leaving his WNBA coaching position? How would you like to see Laimbeer taking over the reigns of the Pistons? I have alot of respect for Michael Curry but, Bill Laimbeer would be a nice change for the 2009-2010 season! It might be pure speculation but, I think it's very possible that we may soon have a new coach to take us to the finals next year. What do you think? 

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Sky-Silver Stars Preview (AP)

The Chicago Skyhaven't looked dominant during their current winning streak, but there's no arguing with the results. After a late surge by Jia Perkins helped them extend their streak, the Sky look to set a franchise record with their fourth straight victory and move four games above .500 for the first time in club history as they visit the San Antonio Silver Stars on Friday night. [read full article]

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Candace Parker rejoins Sparks after giving birth (AP)

Candace Parker has returned to practice with the Los Angeles Sparks 1 1/2 months after giving birth to her first child. However, coach Michael Cooper said Wednesday that it's unlikely Parker would play when the team hosts Phoenix on Sunday. Parker, last year's league MVP and rookie of the year, had a daughter named Lailaa on May 13. [read full article]

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Mercury rally to beat Storm (AP)

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Monarchs-Lynx Preview (AP)

With the way Candice Wiggins is playing, the Minnesota Lynx hardly miss leading scorer and two-time All-Star Seimone Augustus. Wiggins looks to lead the Lynx to a season-high fourth straight victory Thursday night when they host the slumping Sacramento Monarchs, who are trying to avoid their first seven-game losing streak in seven years. [read full article]

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Shock-Liberty Preview (AP)

The last time the Detroit Shock and the New York Liberty met, they competed for a trip to the WNBA Finals. Nine months later, the Shock have a new coach and both clubs are looking to avoid the Eastern Conference basement. After earning its first win under Rick Mahorn, Detroit tries to build momentum when it opens its season series with the Liberty at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. [read full article]

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