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A ‘crybaby’ gesture said it all: The WNBA Finals are getting personal
ATLANTA – Early in the fourth game of the WNBA Finals, a foul call didn’t go in the Golden State Valkyries’ favor. Their head coach wasn’t thrilled about it. Penalizing a bump in this series seemed absurd. So Natalie Nakase complained to the officials. As one does. Then she did a thing no coach really does, and it was hilarious, and it said it all about the taut, petty spectacle we’re in for now. She balled up her fists. She held them below her eyes. She flexed her wrists. She called someone a c
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