Sue Bird: In the Clutch

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Nic S TBH I have only started becoming familiar with the WNBA recently - and by recently, I mean a month ago. Yet somehow I’ve just gotten into a zoom whirlwind of catching up from players to teams and storylines. On the other hand, I have been a NBA fan for a very long time, approximately 12 years ago. The people around me, media network, the general culture at large - have always raved, celebrated and triumphed Men’s Basketball, whilst hearing zero about women’s basketball - with the main motif being: it wasn’t popular (or even worth watching) because of the lack of “athleticism” (or more so the inability to dunk)… but that’s just an absolutely tiny fraction to what basketball is even about. In my aforementioned catching up (which mainly involves the current 2025 repertoire), I was looking forward to watching this documentary chronicling the playing career of the WNBA’s best players, Sue Bird. And WOW, did I miss a lot… too much even. Bird has had such a storied career from the collegiate, national, international, olympic levels. Not only that, but in activism and social justice… it’s absolutely incredible. Yet, I’ve been kept in the dark about her amazing sports trajectory and even how exciting and thrilling women’s basketball has been for so many years now. These overplayed, untrue narratives are incredibly debunked. I’m just impressed that people in these teams’ communities supported in droves despite the cultural zeitgeist. The documentary itself was well-paced, going over each section of Bird’s playing career with space and levity. It’s a great summation of Bird’s impact on and off the court. Hopefully, stories like these can continue to be told to inspire others and offer an unfiltered true ground for athletes to speak their truth amidst the league’s rapid growth so these players can finally get the exposure, discourse and benefits (*cough cough* pay) they absolutely deserve. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 08/04/25 Full Review Sesame G Love this doc so much. Immediately made me a fan of both Sue and the WNBA! Must see for anyone who even remotely enjoys sports. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 05/10/25 Full Review Tania V What a great story, watching her play on the court so serious for years, she really surprised me with her personality and humor. Well done! 👏 Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 03/28/24 Full Review Read all reviews

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