Alright, Black and White Sports supporters, we’re going to talk about the Connecticut Sun and the Minnesota Lynx, but mostly the Sun in this case because a few things have emerged.
Number one, the Connecticut Sun—uh, enjoy your vacation. Enjoy Cancun because you’re out of there, that’s right! Of course, Alyssa Thomas and DeWanna Bonner are on that team. They accused Indiana Fever fans, and I guess Iowa fans (Caitlin Clark fans), of all being a bunch of hood-wearing Klan members, saying all these vile, racist things at WNBA games they were playing in.
It’s kind of weird, you know? You see, this is an audio and video device; cameras have audio and video. So, we’re waiting for all of the video to emerge showing these vile, racist, pitchfork-carrying, cross-burning Klan members in the stands at all these Fever games. We’re waiting for those videos to come out and all this proof that WNBA players were subjected to this stuff, right?
Well, anyway, I’m just pointing it out—that’s what we keep hearing. When does that proof surface? Inquiring minds want to know. So, last night, DiJonai Carrington and Thomas got into a bit of a kerfuffle off to the side of the court. Let’s check this out. Here’s the video right here, and there’s DiJonai with her fingernails and her hair, alright? And right here, we’ve got Thomas.
Let’s listen to this: “You have to do more of the post SC, and I also like it when you have the ball. Like, if we set a really good screen, you’ve got an opportunity to attack. But right now, we’re playing this way. We’ve got to force them to make some [__] calls, y’all.” Oh, that’s Stephanie White on the sideline.
So, look at this picture between these two—that’s Carrington and Bonner right there, folks. I mean, this is getting pretty interesting, seriously. Could DiJonai be on her way out of the Sun? That’s a good question.
Alyssa Thomas finished with seven points, shooting two of six. I mean, it was bad. Right here: three rebounds, six assists, and seven points in the loss. And, um, guys, I’ve got to tell you—2.5 million people, 2.54 million people, watched Caitlin Clark play that last WNBA playoff game.
What I’ve got before you is the Connecticut Sun WNBA final attendance and viewership totals, alright? In other words, the TV ratings. Check this out: now, here’s the thing, they play in an arena that holds around 8,900 fans, I believe the Mohegan Sun. I don’t know if you noticed this, but there are no totals on here that make up 8,900. They couldn’t even sell out their own WNBA semifinal games!
They couldn’t even—and this person just called it out—DiJonai Carrington did all that clout-chasing and still has no motion. I mean, they’re going home, taking a Cancun vacation at this point, right?
So, look at these viewership totals. The highest one on there was Game 3, with 885,000 viewers. Look at Game 4—nearly over half a million people watched. I mean, these totals—you’re talking about like four-and-a-half times fewer fans watching the Connecticut Sun play compared to Caitlin Clark’s last WNBA playoff game. I find that hilarious!
This team completely melted down last night. Completely melted down. And of course, on the other side, you’ve got Cheryl Reeve. Now, she’s the Team USA Olympic coach, right? She can’t stand Caitlin Clark. She left her off the Olympic team. I don’t care that she’s come out and tried to backtrack that—nah, you made your feelings very well known prior to the start of the season. And we all saw that.
Then, of course, your actions throughout the year. And after the last time, I believe, Caitlin Clark busted their [__], she was like, “W, yeah, yeah, yeah.” Oh, right, you’re right about that.
So, it’s hilarious. Now, you’ve got a lot of people—I’ve got to tell you—today, when I looked up DiJonai Carrington online, there were a lot of people cooking her. Look at this: “Good riddance to DiJonai Carrington and the Connecticut Sun.” Yeah, DiJonai might be the worst WNBA player in the entire league.
This person, I mean, [] them all the way down! People were openly celebrating them getting booted out of the playoffs. “[] DiJonai Carrington and her ratchet supporters and the Connecticut Sun.” People are loving it!
People—that she is now out—she’s taking a walk. Courtney Williams absolutely cooked DiJonai Carrington. Serious Connecticut Sun fans are DJ-ing. Well, we’re waiting now. Hey, she was worried about her pregame outfit, uh, she was.
Here’s another look at last night’s little situation on the side, right there. Another angle—let me turn that down so I don’t get a copyright. You can tell something went down between those two. I mean, it’s wild. They can’t even get along with each other! These players—this league—you can’t get along with your own damn teammates. What’s going on here?
I mean, seriously, this league is wild. Uh, this might be my favorite, because this is the, uh, I can’t remember the name of this Muppet, but of course, she was in the Dr. Teeth band on The Muppet Show. Yeah, and that’s funny because that looks like DJ. It really does look like DJ.
DJ is going on tour early. You are officially eliminated, DiJonai Carrington is out of here! Wolverine nails, dirty players. So happy karma always has the last word, DiJonai Carrington. All that talking and complaining, race-baiting you did all year, and you couldn’t even make the WNBA finals. Make that [__] sense. I mean, seriously, it’s crazy! People are cooking her today.
So, it was a nightmare. It really was for the Sun last night. They had a complete and total shutdown as they’re heading out on vacation early, it seems. Yeah, that’s right.
I mean, look, people will be like, “Well, Caitlin Clark got eliminated in the first round.” Caitlin Clark was a rookie. She’s a rookie that put up near MVP numbers this year! What are we talking about here? She was not only a rookie, but she was out there having to play WWE-AEW-style defenses out on the court.
