The WNBA is at a literal turning point. The league is growing faster than its own rules can keep up with.

In today’s episode of Buffed Up Sports, I’m laying out my blueprint to "fix" the WNBA. We’ve seen the record-breaking ratings and the sell-out crowds—now it’s time for the infrastructure to match the talent.

Inside this episode:

The Scheduling Nightmare: It doesn't make sense for four games to be scheduled at the same time.

Expansion Fever: Adding more teams means more opportunity and more fans.

Taking Care of the Players: Making sure they are financially taken care of but also feel that their voices are heard.

Elevating the Commentary: More panel shows and stop with the dry and boring commentary.

Embracing the New Era: Start leaning into the rivalries and the star power that is driving this increase in money.

As much as these are key things to fix, the first priority is making sure we have a 2026 season!

What is the ONE thing you would fix about the WNBA today? Is it the refs, the roster spots, or the broadcast? Let me know in the comments! 🗣️👇

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The NBA world just got rocked by the Shams bomb: Giannis Antetokounmpo is officially ready for a new home. With the Milwaukee Bucks struggling and the February 5th trade deadline looming, the biggest question in the 313 is: Should the Detroit Pistons go all-in for the Greek Freak?In today’s episode of Buffed Up Sports, we are breaking down a potential blockbuster that would change the landscape of the NBA. The Pistons are currently sitting at the top of the Eastern Conference. But when a generational, two-time MVP becomes available, you have to at least pick up the phone, right?Drop your trade packages in the comments! Would you give up the young core for Giannis, or are you riding with this current squad? 🗣️👇

Is history repeating itself at Comerica Park?

Right now, every Tigers fan is on edge. With Tarik Skubal entering his final year of team control and a massive $13 million gap in arbitration filing, the "hesitancy" from the front office feels all too familiar. We have a generational, two-time Cy Young winner in his prime, and the clock is ticking.

But as much as the Skubal situation keeps us up at night, is it really the biggest "What If" in franchise history?

In today’s episode of Buffed Up Sports, I’m going back to the era that still haunts Detroit. We’re talking about the 2011–2014 stretch—a time when our rotation featured Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, Rick Porcello, David Price and Anibal Sanchez, with Miguel Cabrera winning Triple Crowns at the plate.

What is your biggest Tigers "What If"? Is it the Skubal contract, the 2013 bullpen, or something else entirely? Let’s get into it in the comments.