Fans of the Connecticut Sun should already be following Matt Stout’s blog, but if not, here’s the reason to start. For the next 12 days until team functions resume during the Olympics, he’s going to be evaluating all the players on the team. First up: Jolene Anderson. [Read more]

As one of my last posts at the LC, I wanted to let you know when you can see Team USA play Click here (courtesy of the Women’s Hoops Blog). [Read more]

Jayda Evans of the Seattle Times is blogging from Team USA’s practice sessions. They’re very informative and will last through training camp. Give her some page view love, LadiesCourt fans. [Read more]

The 3-23 Atlanta Dream are keeping their head held high, especially after 17 consecutive losses to being the franchise’s history before winning two straight games and 3 of 5. Head coach Marynell Meadors said she is proud of how some of her players have made headway as faras effort even thought they’ve been long eliminated from the playofs. I’d be happy to quote a little bit from the story, but it’s an Associated Press article via the NYTimes.com. Hat tip to the Women’s Hoops Blog for the find. [Read more]

The time is here. Becky Hammon will leave the San Antonio Silver Stars following Sunday’s game against the Detroit Shock to join Team Russia as they begin their quest for Olympic supremacy with its newest, most-visible citizen in the Stars’ point guard. David King of the San Antonio Express-News takes a good, long, in-depth look at the diminuative point guard and her struggled to make a name for herself, including her struggles as she decided to join Team Russia for its’ playoff run. One of my favorite parts of the article doesn’t detail Becky’s stateside troubles, but those within her own Olympic squad across the pond. It also helps that Hammon, who has three years left on what is reportedly a $2 million contract... [Read more]