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No Offseason: The Athletic Women's Basketball Show

No Offseason: The Athletic Women's Basketball Show

著者: The Athletic
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概要

No Offseason is The Athletic’s show for all things women’s basketball. Hosts Zena Keita, Chantel Jennings, Sabreena Merchant, Layshia Clarendon, and Annie Costabile bring you the stories that matter the most and the insider info you need from the sport that never stops – served up alongside exclusive interviews with the biggest names in women’s hoops, from the NCAA to the WNBA and all points in between. New episodes drop Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • WNBA Contenders: Are We Destined for an Aces-Liberty Final?
    2026/05/05

    As we get closer to the start of the WNBA season, our big questions continue. This time, Zena, Layshia, and Sabreena take a look at the league’s top contenders. The crew discusses whether the Aces will get off to a strong start and what the early dynamics of the Liberty might look like with Satou Sabally in the mix. We also explore what factors could push the Dream and Wings into true contender conversations. Then we shift to the Fever and examine what their identity could look like with Caitlin Clark back in the lineup.


    Lastly, we dive into the mailbag, breaking down what it means when teams exercise a player’s option.



    REFERENCES:


    Fever vs. Wings takeaways: Caitlin Clark’s early exit, Azzi Fudd’s pro debut by James Boyd


    Angel Reese fits right in with Dream, beats Sky in first game since trade: Takeaways by Annie Costabile


    WNBA preseason power rankings: Can anyone dethrone the Las Vegas Aces? by Sabreena Merchant


    Chicago Sky sign Natasha Cloud, waive Hailey Van Lith by Annie Costabile


    Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu to miss at least two weeks with injury by Annie Costabile

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    No Offseason is a part of The Athletic Podcast Network


    Get in touch! Leave a comment wherever you’re listening, or email us at NoOffseason@TheAthletic.com


    Show Links:

    -YouTube: @No-Offseason

    -Instagram: @tanooffseason

    -TikTok: @no_offseason


    Credits:

    -Zena on BlueSky: @zenakeita

    -Sabreena on BlueSky: @sabreenajm

    -Chantel on BlueSky: @chanteljennings

    -Layshia on Instagram: @layshiac

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Not Quite Contenders: Big Questions for the WNBA’s Middle Tier
    2026/05/01

    Sabreena and Annie take a closer look at the league’s middle tier—teams with something to prove. They evaluate the future outlook of the Minnesota Lynx, explore whether the Golden State Valkyries can find success again in year two, and consider what lies ahead for the Los Angeles Sparks. We also dive into the pressure facing the Chicago Sky amid roster changes, and the challenges confronting Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury.

    Finally, we’ll tell you where to set your screens!


    REFERENCES:


    As Angel Reese returns to Chicago with Dream, Sky work to re-imagine their future by Annie Costabile


    Angel Reese fits right in with Dream, beats Sky in first game since trade: Takeaways by Annie Costabile



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    No Offseason is a part of The Athletic Podcast Network


    Get in touch! Leave a comment wherever you’re listening, or email us at NoOffseason@TheAthletic.com


    Show Links:

    -YouTube: @No-Offseason

    -Instagram: @tanooffseason

    -TikTok: @no_offseason


    Credits:

    -Zena on BlueSky: @zenakeita

    -Sabreena on BlueSky: @sabreenajm

    -Chantel on BlueSky: @chanteljennings

    -Layshia on Instagram: @layshiac

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Can Portland and Toronto Find Success in Year One? Plus, More Big Questions for Teams in Rebuild Mode
    2026/04/30

    Layshia and Annie talk through WNBA teams that are in build mode. From finding the right mix of rookies and vets to handling expansion challenges, they look at how Portland, Toronto, Washington, Connecticut, and Seattle are figuring out who they are in the 2026 season. Plus, they get into coaching, team strategies, what success looks like, and why some teams have the potential to surprise sooner than expected.


    Plus — our take on the NCAA’s push to expand the tournament.


    REFERENCES:


    NCAA basketball tournaments closing in on 76-team March Madness starting in 2027: Sources by Ralph D. Russo



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    No Offseason is a part of The Athletic Podcast Network


    Get in touch! Leave a comment wherever you’re listening, or email us at NoOffseason@TheAthletic.com


    Show Links:

    -YouTube: @No-Offseason

    -Instagram: @tanooffseason

    -TikTok: @no_offseason


    Credits:

    -Zena on BlueSky: @zenakeita

    -Sabreena on BlueSky: @sabreenajm

    -Chantel on BlueSky: @chanteljennings

    -Layshia on Instagram: @layshiac

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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