Lynx-Mercury controversy: Cheryl Reeve blasts WNBA officiating, calls for 'change in leadership' in epic rant

In a fiery outburst, Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve criticized the WNBA's officiating and called for a "change in leadership" after being ejected from the team's Game 3 loss against the Phoenix Mercury. Reeve expressed her dissatisfaction with the officiating, claiming that it has been a persistent issue throughout the league. She argued that the current leadership needs to address these concerns and implement necessary changes to improve the quality of officiating. The ejection occurred during a heated moment in the game, where Reeve felt that the officiating was not fair and impartial. She emphasized the need for accountability and a more consistent application of the rules across the league. Reeve's outburst highlighted the ongoing debate surrounding the WNBA's officiating and the desire for improved oversight and decision-making. Her comments have sparked discussions within the league and among fans about the need for a more transparent and efficient system of officiating.