What would the WNBA Playoffs look like if the season ended today?

Tacarra and Courtney break down the current WNBA playoff bracket, predict every first-round matchup, and look ahead to potential semifinals and WNBA Finals matchups. From the Indiana Fever vs. Atlanta Dream to the Las Vegas Aces vs. New York Liberty, we debate which teams are actually built for playoff basketball.

Could Caitlin Clark and the Fever make a deep playoff run? Are the Minnesota Lynx still the team to beat? Could the Washington Mystics upset the Golden State Valkyries? And do the Aces have enough to make another run at the WNBA Finals?

We also discuss potential playoff breakout players, including Caitlin Clark, Sonia Citron, Shakira Austin and Paige Bueckers, and which stars could take their game to another level when the pressure rises.

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Stephanie White is speaking out after the Indiana Fever’s statement win over the New York Liberty, and Tacarra has plenty to say about the reaction surrounding her comments.

In this episode of The Mid Majors Podcast, Tacarra reacts to Stephanie White’s pregame and postgame comments, breaks down the hard foul involving Sophie Cunningham, and explains why the conversation surrounding the Fever continues to overshadow what’s actually happening on the basketball court.

The biggest story? Indiana looked GOOD.

Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, Sophie Cunningham, Lexie Hull, Monique Billings, and all contributed as the Fever delivered one of their strongest performances. Indiana shot an incredible 64% from three, while Caitlin Clark recorded another double-double.

Tacarra also discusses why Stephanie White was justified in calling the foul a Flagrant 2, why a hard basketball foul shouldn't automatically be portrayed as malicious, and why WNBA coaches and players increasingly find themselves in a no-win situation with fans and social media.

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