Sep 23, 2026 · 40 min · 17 segments
The Fever keep their home-court hopes alive, the Lynx clinch the No. 1 seed, and the Fire upset the Valkyries. Quita breaks down all the chaos. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See…
All right, all right, all right, all right.
Ladies and gentlemen, let's get into it.
What is up, awesome people of the internet? Y'all, I have been chomping at the bit to start this stream because I got a lot of stuff to talk to y'all about that happened last night.
Yes, I am extremely tired because I was at the Sky game yesterday.
Well, Yeah, maybe we'll talk about that.
But anyway, the whole purpose of today's stream is to focus on the playoffs.
It does not matter whether you're in the Eastern Conference, Western Conference, doesn't matter.
Top eight teams makes it a playoffs.
Now, that has been set in stone for a long time.
We've been known the eight teams that are in the playoffs, but what we still haven't known and what we still don't totally know is exactly where those teams fall in the top eight.
What movement will we see? What matchups will we see in the playoffs? Because that's going to be crazy important because depending on who you match up against and whether you have home court advantage, that might determine whether or not if you end up making it to the finals or if you get got in the first round.
Okay.
So with that being said, let me take you all into what was at stake going into yesterday's games.
Now, yesterday, before the games happened, Minnesota had the opportunity to lock up the number one seed with a win or with a Golden State loss.
And the Atlanta Dream had an opportunity to secure a top four seed and of course home court advantage with a Indiana Fever loss.
All right, so with all that, that was all in play before yesterday's game started.
Now remember, finishing in the top four means that you get home court advantage.
For the first round, it is a 1-1-1 round, which means the home court, the top four team gets the first game at home, second game on the road, third game if necessary at home.
And so that's very, very, very important.
So a lot on the line on Tuesday.
And now that all of the five games yesterday are finished, let's talk about what happened and what is still up for grabs.
All right, all right, all right, all right.
Ladies and gentlemen, let's get into it.
What is up, awesome people of the internet? Y'all, I have been chomping at the bit to start this stream because I got a lot of stuff to talk to y'all about that happened last night.
Yes, I am extremely tired because I was at the Sky game yesterday.
Well, Yeah, maybe we'll talk about that.
But anyway, the whole purpose of today's stream is to focus on the playoffs.
It does not matter whether you're in the Eastern Conference, Western Conference, doesn't matter.
Top eight teams makes it a playoffs.
Now, that has been set in stone for a long time.
We've been known the eight teams that are in the playoffs, but what we still haven't known and what we still don't totally know is exactly where those teams fall in the top eight.
What movement will we see? What matchups will we see in the playoffs? Because that's going to be crazy important because depending on who you match up against and whether you have home court advantage, that might determine whether or not if you end up making it to the finals or if you get got in the first round.
Okay.
So with that being said, let me take you all into what was at stake going into yesterday's games.
Now, yesterday, before the games happened, Minnesota had the opportunity to lock up the number one seed with a win or with a Golden State loss.
And the Atlanta Dream had an opportunity to secure a top four seed and of course home court advantage with a Indiana Fever loss.
All right, so with all that, that was all in play before yesterday's game started.
Now remember, finishing in the top four means that you get home court advantage.
For the first round, it is a 1-1-1 round, which means the home court, the top four team gets the first game at home, second game on the road, third game if necessary at home.
And so that's very, very, very important.
So a lot on the line on Tuesday.
And now that all of the five games yesterday are finished, let's talk about what happened and what is still up for grabs.
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