Producer's Note: This was recorded before Game 4 of the WNBA Finals (congratulations, Aces!).

Mia and Chris detail Game 3 of the WNBA Finals and dissect how the Aces got this far with such a shaky start to the season. There were also plenty of fun and important off-court moments this week, like developments with the CBA, Nate Tibbetts comments that continue to test Mia's patience, and the announcement of a WNBA player being the first professional athlete to be a Victoria's Secret Angel!

We also have a few hot takes on the final All-WNBA team awards...

Whew, quite a few headlines around the WNBA this week! Today, we discuss:

• Fever vs. Aces series
• Napheesa Collier's comments on WNBA officiating, pay and leadership
• Cheryl Reeve's fines and suspension and noticing those who have not voiced support (looking at you, Nate Tibbetts)
• Dallas Wings' Chris Koclanes is fired
• We find out while recording that Jane Goodall has passed away :( RIP
• Aces vs. Mercury finals match-up

We also mention Chris' good friend, Bonnie Ford and her very profound statement on Collier's statements. Mia mentioned Ford's book "Choosing to Run" about runner Des Linden. It's an AMAZING read. Here's a link to buy: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/choosing-to-run-des-linden/1141726885?ean=9780593186640

Mia is bravely putting her COVID-induced, stuffy voice on display to bring you the latest in 2025 WNBA Semifinals, wild coaching shakeups and why the Jonas Brothers have been dominating WNBA Twitter in the last few days.

Chapters:00:00-Introduction and Game Two Overview

01:26-Phoenix Mercury vs. Minnesota Lynx Recap

04:10-Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever Analysis

09:36-Coaching Shakeups in the WNBA

13:05-Sandy Brandello's Surprising Firing

23:33-Fashion and Coaching in the WNBA

28:14-Cultural Shifts in Women's Sports

Articles mentioned:

Ben Pickman for the Athletic: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6656968/2025/09/24/new-york-liberty-coaching-candidates-sandy-brondello/Emma Childs for Marie Claire:

https://www.marieclaire.com/fashion/sandy-brondello-new-york-liberty-head-coach-work-style/