Nancy Lieberman did not stumble with the response to Cunningham’s criticism

Nancy Lieberman heard the recordings Sophie Cunningham Dismissed on Detroit and mandatory answered loudly and clearly. Domer’s and former Detroit’s Hall should not let anyone take the cheap digs In a city that helped grow VNBA, according to TMZ. Especially not from someone who has just joined Indiana fever.

Cunningham, on the question earlier this week about the planes of the league extension, did not sound too delighted around Detroit, Cleveland or even philadelphia. “I don’t know how excited people are to give up,” she said, while she also pushes for other cities like Miami, Nashville and City Kansas and Kansas. She admitted that the League should not expand too fast, but it did not soften the blow for many years of fans in cities with deep basketball roots.

Lieberman defended his ex-town quickly, calling Cunningham’s short-term comments. Speaking with TMZ sports, she challenged Cunningham to talk to legends that built a career and community in these places. “You may want to talk to Lebron, you might want to talk to Grant Hill, Julius Erveing, Chuck, Allen Iverson,” Lieberman said. All of them, tied to Cunningham cities, meant not worthy of VNA franchises.

Lieberman did not just talk about history, reminded that all the fans of passion in Detroit were brought when playing and trained there. That is important for loyalty. And with the new Team VNBA VNBA set to launch 2029. year, Lieberman said he would be open to help again, especially if that meant the rise of women’s basketball.

Fandom cannot be faked

The Cunningham’s wish list included trendy spots like Miami, but Lieberman emphasized that the true fandom does not base the appeal of time or instagram. It is about appearing in the year of the year, through winning seasons and loss of stripes. “If she was there, she would understand fandom and support and how many tens cities were in their fans,” Lieberman said.

Cities like Detroit and Cleveland don’t have to prove their loyalty to basketball. They lived. They filled Arenas. They supported the champions. If Cunningham fever is finished playing in Detroit one day, these fans will remember her words. And they will be ready.

Burtland Dixon is a fun, famous and music journalist for Kutchpoints. He graduated from Cal State San Marcos, and has demonstrated his expertise for pop culture for years from Bill in the idolator, the Chaser and Buzznet trend.