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The view from the highest possible seat at the new Ryan Field. This is supposedly the “best worst seat” in all of college football.

This is The Drop Shot, the Indian Wells equivalent of the US Open’s Honey Deuce. It’s pineapple-flavored with a tequila base. Costs $27 with a souvenir cup. The Honey Deuce costs $23 each and reportedly made the US Open $17 million in sales last year.

🧵 A thread of everything about the Intuit Dome experience for the Clippers home opener. Starting with a look at the plaza and main entrance.

The Filipino fans have made it to the Midwest to watch Alex Eala at the Cincinnati Open.

The first seats at Northwestern’s new Ryan Field were installed today in the 200s section. Here’s the view from the top level of the $862M stadium, which Northwestern has labelled as “premium for everybody.” It’s expected to fit 35,000 fans, three-quarters of the old stadium.

Rhyne Howard on defining roles on the Dream after bringing in Angel Reese: “Everybody knows they’re a star here and we make sure that everybody feels that.”

Angel Reese is back in Chicago for her first regular season game as a member of the Atlanta Dream. Reese and the Dream played a preseason game here in late April.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has a request to Bears QB Caleb Williams: “I’m really looking forward to this weekend. I just need the Bears to score in the first half. Hey Caleb, I need at least three touchdowns in the first quarter.”

Barack Obama surprised the WNBA All-Stars ahead of their practice at the new Obama Presidential Center. The WNBA is the first professional sports league to host an event at the new facility.

As the Bears to Indiana gains steam, the Chicago Fire, another Soldier Field tenant, unveiled an Experience Center for its $750M stadium opening 2028 in the South Loop. The center (inside the Wrigley Building) has samples of suites that will be in the 22,000-seat stadium.

The Chicago Sky are holding a launch event for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game. Guests expected include Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Sky minority owner Dwyane Wade.

Turnout for Alex Eala’s practice today. People still filing in and forced to stand.

The Chicago Bulls have decked out the United Center atrium for Derrick Rose’s retirement night. Rose’s No.1 jersey will be retired after tonight’s game against the Celtics.

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Natasha Cloud on the dildos thrown on the court: “In most of these occasions, it’s men. And I want you to know that’s the gayest thing that you can do is go to a sex shop, buy a dildo, come to a women’s game to throw the dildo on the court.” Full answer ⬇️

Full video of Enes Kanter Freedom being removed from the Sky–Fever game at Wintrust Arena after an altercation with Natasha Cloud.

Full conversation with Natasha Cloud on the abuse WNBA players receive from sports bettors. One quote that stood out: “I’m called a bitch, I’m called a n*****, I’m called everything under the sun. I’ve been told they hope our plane crashes on the way home.”

Sky coach Tyler Marsh speaking on the incident between Natasha Cloud and Enes Kanter Freedom: “I told her that we all embrace her as someone that protects our team and protects people that need to be protected. Tash is always going to stand on that, and we stand for Tash.” ⬇️

Courtney Vandersloot on playing the same position as Skylar Diggins: “Skylar’s ability to score the basketball I think makes it so that we can really play together. … She’ll hold it down at the point until I get back and then when I get back, we’ll share the position.”

Dwyane Wade says Bears president Kevin Warren invited him to Sunday’s game at Soldier Field. “I haven’t given him an answer. Because I have a certain persona that you all see right here, but you watch me watch the Bears game, I’m not this guy.”

A couple of interesting stories from the Filipino fans I spoke to here in Cincinnati: - One group planned their college reunion around a trip to see Alex Eala. They’re based all around the U.S. - One fan watched Eala in Toronto then drove eight hours to see her again here

Azurá Stevens said she was “nervous” about potentially being selected in the expansion draft because Chicago was her top choice in free agency.

Sabrina Ionescu says the All-Star Game would’ve been “more competitive” if there was a longer break before the regular-season resumes. Games restart on Tuesday. Q: Madeline Kenney

Dawn Staley on the narrative of South Carolina facing another superstar in the national championship. “We can raise Paige up because she deserves that. We can raise [South Carolina] players up because they deserve that. … There’s room for our game.”

Asked Cheryl Reeve about why she thinks there are a bunch of early-season injuries across the WNBA and she said: “CBA negotiations.” “We didn't have players that were in great shape. ... I think that had a little something to do with it.” Her full comments ⬇️

Dispatch and latest updates from Chicago on the incident between Natasha Cloud and Enes Kanter Freedom:

UCLA WBB head coach Cori Close last year after their loss to UConn in the Final Four: “We got to let the pain of this hopefully teach us to go to new heights next year.” A year later and they’re national champions.

Sonia Citron on Sabrina Ionescu offering her half of the prize money for winning the 3-PT Contest. "I didn't think she was being for real at all, but I guess she was. We just talked on the bus and she was like, 'No, I said it so I have to do it.'"

A look at the crowd waiting for Alex Eala after practice.

Wizards president Michael Winger was asked if winning the lottery was validation for the last few seasons. “That word didn’t cross my mind. It is certainly rewarding ... But ultimately, we still have to draft the right player. We still have to raise that player.”

Indiana Fever GM Amber Cox when asked about Sophie Cunningham’s contract: “I’m not going to get into anyone’s individual negotiation … We’re obviously planning for this season, but we have to look long term too.” Q: Chloe Peterson

Tyler Marsh on the officiating tonight on Kamilla Cardoso: “It was a joke. It was a fucking joke.” Cardoso had zero FTAs tonight after a season-high 11 attempts on Thursday. Q: Alissa Hirsh

As the Bears to Indiana gains steam, the Chicago Fire, another Soldier Field tenant, unveiled an Experience Center for its $750M stadium opening 2028 in the South Loop. The center (inside the Wrigley Building) has samples of suites that will be in the 22,000-seat stadium.