Aug 6, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 12 segments
The Geeks and Greeks crew is back with a packed episode that hits NFL, MLB, WNBA, FIFA, WWE, AEW and classic wrestling all in one show. We kick things off with the WNBA’s latest PR disaster: the…
The WNBA official social media account recorded an interaction between Paige Beckers of the Dallas Wings and Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream during All-Star weekend when the two WNBA players were recorded making a friendly $400 wager on their upcoming game.
The WNBA social media account praised the interaction as healthy competition until sports fans pointed out, you know, this is illegal, right?
Yeah, that's
not good.
No, no.
The post quickly disappeared, but the damage was done.
And then the exact same day it was released that the WNBA had suspended Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton after she had a verbal altercation with fans where she was recorded screaming and swearing at a couple of 14 year old girls.
Jesus Christ.
So, I guess what I'm asking is, tell me you're a...
WNBA has really been in some bad crosshairs lately.
And that the Caitlin Clark is, uh, you know, they've already passed the need for Caitlin Clark and that they're sustainable without her and everything.
And it's like, no, you really haven't passed this point.
And it's like, well, This is a weird spot for the WNBA to be in.
Like, A, I'm surprised that the WNBA stars, I guess we'll call them, can afford a $400 bet at this point because their salaries aren't that high still.
And so that's kind of their per diem kind of cash, I would think.
Oh, my God.
Yeah.
I know Angel Reese has a bit more money because she's been doing more modeling gigs on the side because she's actually had more Fashion Week stuff lined up.
But, I mean...
You can't be putting side bets live and be caught doing it.
Like, this is...
You can't do that.
By the WNBA social media account.
By the boss.
The WNBA official social media account recorded an interaction between Paige Beckers of the Dallas Wings and Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream during All-Star weekend when the two WNBA players were recorded making a friendly $400 wager on their upcoming game.
The WNBA social media account praised the interaction as healthy competition until sports fans pointed out, you know, this is illegal, right?
Yeah, that's
not good.
No, no.
The post quickly disappeared, but the damage was done.
And then the exact same day it was released that the WNBA had suspended Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton after she had a verbal altercation with fans where she was recorded screaming and swearing at a couple of 14 year old girls.
Jesus Christ.
So, I guess what I'm asking is, tell me you're a...
WNBA has really been in some bad crosshairs lately.
And that the Caitlin Clark is, uh, you know, they've already passed the need for Caitlin Clark and that they're sustainable without her and everything.
And it's like, no, you really haven't passed this point.
And it's like, well, This is a weird spot for the WNBA to be in.
Like, A, I'm surprised that the WNBA stars, I guess we'll call them, can afford a $400 bet at this point because their salaries aren't that high still.
And so that's kind of their per diem kind of cash, I would think.
Oh, my God.
Yeah.
I know Angel Reese has a bit more money because she's been doing more modeling gigs on the side because she's actually had more Fashion Week stuff lined up.
But, I mean...
You can't be putting side bets live and be caught doing it.
Like, this is...
You can't do that.
By the WNBA social media account.
By the boss.
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