Tell us how you really feel, Coach.
Numbers aren't yet in for Tuesday night's WNBA Finals Game 2 between the Lynx and LA Sparks at Target Center. But if they're anything like the Game 1 television audience, more than 500,000 people now know Cheryl Reeve's candid opinions of Nneka Ogwumike.
Reeve, the WNBA coach of the year, was not pleased that Sylvia Fowles was called for a foul (later upgraded to a Flagrant 1) on Ogwumike, the WNBA's MVP, near the end of the first half.
Actually - "not pleased" is putting it mildly.
Reeve's thoughts during (and after) the officials' review of Fowles' foul were aired live on the Deuce.
Penny for your thoughts?
Are you sure?
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