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  • EPISODE EIGHT - Time of Death
    2026/06/23

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    Wings Comeback, Fever Slide, and Two Truths & a Drivel

    Sylvia and Madeleine recap a week in the WNBA on their Double Drivel podcast, covering game results, records, and standings, then playing “Two Truths and a Drivel,” and ending with upcoming matchups and wish lists. They discuss the Wings’ loss to the Valkyries (91–80) and dramatic win over the Sky (93–92) featuring a late Paige surge, plus key scorers on both sides. They review the Fever’s two losses to the Dream (108–101, 113–96, a Dream franchise-record 113), highlighting defensive issues, turnovers, foul trouble, roster construction concerns, and challenge usage. League notes include Angel Reese’s fastest-to-1,000 rebounds record, Olivia Miles’ rookie first-half scoring record, Mystics upsets of the Liberty and Lynx, and the Sparks’ 30th anniversary win over the Liberty on a Nneka buzzer-beater. Standings and Commissioner’s Cup matchup (Liberty vs Aces) are updated, and they preview next week’s games and mention Caitlin Clark’s Nike “Caitlin 1” shoe release date in October.

    00:00 Welcome and rundown

    00:25 Wings vs Valkyries recap

    02:14 Wings comeback vs Sky

    05:09 Fever fall to Dream twice

    09:35 Fever issues roster and coaching

    15:58 League records and big games

    20:04 Standings and Cup update

    20:45 Two Truths and a Drivel

    27:24 Answers and score recap

    31:12 Couch picks next week

    33:50 Swish list and sign-off




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  • EPISODE 7 - Paige-less in Portland
    2026/06/18

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    Fever’s 4-0 Week, Wings Highlights, and a Portland Trip (Paige Out, JJ Waived)

    Sylvia and Madeleine recap a WNBA-heavy episode focused on their Portland trip and Wings coverage, plus game highlights, Commissioner’s Cup/standings, and early All-Star voting. The Fever are on a four-game win streak, beating the Mystics 78-76 on a Caitlin Clark buzzer-beater, Chicago 114-106 in overtime with 30+ point double-doubles from Aaliyah Boston (34/12) and Clark (32/10), Connecticut 85-75 with Sophie Cunningham’s late 11-point burst, and Toronto 113-91 led by Kelsey Mitchell (27) and Cunningham (24, 6/7 from three). The Wings lose big to the Lynx, beat the Mercury (Paige 31) and Aces 96-66, then lose to Portland 84-83 with Paige sidelined; they criticize shooting, coaching decisions, and officiating, and react to JJ Quinerly being waived and Sug Sutton signed. They share Portland travel notes and review Cup scenarios, standings, and All-Star vote leaders (A’ja first).

    00:00 Podcast intro and agenda

    00:32 Fever streak overview

    01:14 Fever vs Mystics thriller

    04:01 Fever vs Sky overtime

    07:24 Fever close calls and blowout

    11:07 Wings vs Lynx fallout

    16:56 Wings rebound vs Mercury

    18:32 Wings dominate Aces

    22:03 Portland trip and Paige out

    24:50 Breaking down Wings issues

    31:33 Ref Controversy Breakdown

    34:17 Fire vs Wings Key Players

    35:04 JJ Waived Fallout

    38:39 Sug Sutton and Veteran Debate

    41:18 Portland Trip Highlights

    43:26 Donuts Markets and Books

    47:51 Food Carts Hopscotch Arcade

    50:04 Waterfall Tour Finale

    51:31 League Records and Game Recaps

    53:54 Cup Race and Standings

    55:57 All Star Voting Watch

    57:37 Couch Picks and Wrap Up




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  • EPISODE SIX - Portland Bound!
    2026/06/09

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    Wings Sweep Commissioner’s Cup Week; Fever Split vs Dream/Liberty and “Right Team, Right Time” Breakouts

    Sylvia and Madeleine recap WNBA highlights, standings, and a “Right Team, Right Time” segment. The Dallas Wings won both Commissioner’s Cup games, beating Seattle 79–56 and Los Angeles 104–96; Arike Ogunbowale scored 30 vs the Sparks, Jessica Shepard had 22, and Paige set/tied a Wings single-game assists record with 14, while Odyssey Sims left with an apparent left ankle injury and Azia James went down late. The Indiana Fever went 1–1, beating Atlanta 83–71 behind Kelsey Mitchell’s 25 (also reaching 5,000 career points) and losing to New York 83–75 despite leading most of the game; Mo Billings posted her best Fever game (15 points, 8 rebounds), and they noted Caitlin’s fast 1,000 points/500 assists milestone and a lopsided Liberty free-throw gap. Standings stayed with Wings fourth and Fever ninth. “Right Team, Right Time” spotlights Veronica Burton, Brittney Sykes, Kennedy Carter, Shepard, and Megan Gustafson. They preview upcoming games and their trip to a Wings–Fire game in Portland.

    00:00 Welcome and Agenda

    00:30 Wings Cup Wins

    04:05 Sparks Thriller and Injuries

    08:35 Paige Assist Record

    10:09 Fever Beat Dream

    15:48 Liberty Loss and Takeaways

    18:12 Broadcast Gripes

    21:32 Other Games and Rookie Record

    25:34 Standings Check

    27:40 Right Team Right Time

    43:11 Couch Picks Week Ahead

    45:25 Swish List and Wrap Up




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    48 分
  • EPISODE 5 - Shepard for MVP?
    2026/06/02

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    Wings Stun Aces, Fever Slide, and Commissioner’s Cup Preview | Double Drivel Ep. 5

    Sylvia and Madeleine recap episode five of their WNBA podcast with game highlights, league stats, a Commissioner’s Cup preview, “Says Who,” and couch picks/swish list. The Wings beat the defending champion Aces 95–87 behind Jessica Shepard’s 22-point, 20-rebound, 10-assist triple-double, with strong games from Azzi (22) and Paige (20); they discuss Alanna Smith’s absence/struggles and praise Shepard as a key addition. The Fever went 0–2 (now 4–4), losing a close road game to the Valkyries and getting blown out 100–84 by Portland, with foul trouble, tense coaching exchanges, and bench scoring as a bright spot. They run through standings and league leaders (including Shepard in rebounds, Engstler in blocks, Clark in assists), play a quote-guessing game, explain Commissioner’s Cup rules/prizes, and pick upcoming games (Wings over Storm/Sparks; Fever vs Dream and at Liberty).

    00:00 Welcome and Agenda

    00:32 Wings Upset the Aces

    02:34 Social Media and Attitude Talk

    04:26 Portland Fire Rising

    05:26 Illness and Lineup Shifts

    08:14 Shepard as Wings MVP

    08:49 Fever Week Recap

    09:17 Valkyries Close Loss

    10:44 Portland Blowout Breakdown

    13:15 Fouls and Flopping Debate

    15:55 Bench Bright Spots

    18:31 Standings Check In

    20:43 League Leaders Data

    24:13 Shooting and Threes Leaders

    25:56 Liberty lineup talk

    27:32 Says Who game

    32:07 Becky Hammon quotes

    35:06 Commissioners Cup primer

    36:33 Couch picks week

    40:20 Wish list wrap




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  • EPISODE FOUR - You Like That?
    2026/05/26

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    Wings Surge vs Liberty, Fever Win Streak, and a WNBA ‘Who Am I?’ Game

    Sylvia and Madeleine open their Double Drivel WNBA podcast with news that the long-form CBA has been signed, then recap games: the Dallas Wings go 3–1 in a four-game week (wins over the Mystics 92–69, Sky 99–89, and Liberty 91–76; loss to the Dream 86–69). They highlight Azzi’s breakout vs New York (rookie three-point record, 24 points) alongside Paige’s 24, and discuss José Fernández’s rotations, Allana Smith’s foul trouble, Arike’s inconsistency (1–11 vs Atlanta), and interest in shooters like Awak Kuier and Naliya Rue, plus frustration over JJ not playing. The Indiana Fever win twice (vs Portland 90–73 with Caitlin Clark out; vs Valkyries 90–82 with Clark returning amid chippy play), cover roster moves, standings, Satou Sabally’s head shave story, and Sparks upsetting the Aces. They play a “Who Am I?” guessing game, preview upcoming matchups, and share swish-list highlights.

    00:00 Welcome and Agenda

    00:26 CBA Signed Update

    00:54 Wings Week Recap

    01:33 Azzi and Paige Shine

    03:22 Dream Loss and Rotations

    05:30 Arike and Odyssey Consistency

    11:34 Bench Bigs and JJ Minutes

    14:12 Jose Fernandez Debate

    16:34 Fever Wins and Caitlin Sits

    19:51 Roster Moves and Waivers

    22:42 Valkyries Game and Trash Talk

    28:02 Myisha Hines-Allen Love

    29:34 Standings and Early Season Chaos

    31:15 Satou Shaved Head Context

    31:53 Sparks Upset Aces

    32:28 Cam Brink Trade Rumors

    33:22 Salary Cap Trade Math

    34:17 Who Am I Game Begins

    36:58 Rapid Fire Player Guesses

    44:49 Couch Picks Next Games

    46:46 Swish List Highlights

    47:51 Wrap Up And Where To Follow




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  • Episode 3 - Selfishness in This Press Conference
    2026/05/19

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    Double Dribble Ep. 3: Early WNBA Standings, Foul Trends, Wings Coaching Critique, and Fever Updates


    Sylvia and Madeline recap a busy first full week of the WNBA (recorded May 17): no undefeated teams remain, the Aces lead at 4–1, and the Sun are last at 0–4. They discuss elevated foul calls leaguewide, with the Mystics seeing the biggest jump (about 10 more fouls per game, 28 per game). Focusing on the Wings’ close losses to the Dream and Lynx, they criticize Dallas’ defense, Alana Smith’s struggles while wearing a mask, and coach José Fernandez’s public comments about “selfishness,” plus his rotations and reliance on veterans despite Arike’s inefficient 6-point game. They cover the Fever at 2–2, Caitlin Clark’s revised 32-point, 10-assist double-double in an OT loss to the Mystics, Aaliyah Boston’s leg injury, and Indiana’s win over the Storm. They also note Aces vs Dream (85–84), a “This or That” segment, upcoming couch picks, and Sylvia’s retirement announcement.

    00:00 Welcome and Week Setup

    00:21 Standings and Foul Trends

    02:11 Wings Close Losses

    04:15 Coach Comments and Rotations

    12:45 Lynx Game Officiating

    13:38 Fever Recap and Aaliyah Injury

    17:07 Storm Win Without Aaliyah

    19:38 Aces vs Dream Thriller

    23:56 This or That Segment

    29:06 Draft Talk and Coach Debate

    35:29 Couch Picks This Week

    38:52 Swish List and Farewell

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  • EPISODE TWO - Gaga or Bonkers? An Opening Weekend Recap
    2026/05/13

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    Opening Weekend Reactions, New-Fan Q&A, and Early WNBA Stats

    Sylvia and Madeleine recap Double Drivel’s opening-weekend WNBA coverage, beginning with a correction that Kelsey Mitchell finished fifth (not fourth) in MVP voting. They discuss the Wings’ 107–104 win over the Fever, noting standout scoring from Arike Ogunbowale (22), Paige and Odyssey Sims (20 each), limited minutes for the No. 1 pick (18, 3 points), and minimal use of Li Yuru; they also critique Indiana’s defense and Caitlin Clark’s inefficient shooting, five turnovers (three offensive fouls), and a milestone as the fastest to 1,000 points/250 rebounds/250 assists (54 games). They briefly survey other weekend results, highlight Olivia Miles’ strong rookie line, and launch “Open Gym” to answer new-fan questions about player-only fandom, skipping games, and why watch the WNBA. In “Open Book,” Sylvia reviews early minutes leaders, shot attempts, turnovers, and a notable rise in foul calls (22 per team vs. 17.5 in 2025). They share upcoming “Couch Picks,” celebrate feeling better about the Wings and publishing their first episode, and invite listener emails and follows.

    00:00 Welcome to Double Drivel

    00:56 Quick Corrections and Word Swap

    01:43 Weekend Games Overview

    02:06 Wings vs Fever Breakdown

    07:44 Fever Takeaways and Caitlin Notes

    11:54 Other Weekend Highlights

    13:38 Open Gym New Fan Questions

    18:18 Open Book Early Stats

    19:26 Minutes and Coach Trust

    23:10 Shot Attempts and Usage

    25:53 Turnovers and Whistle Trends

    27:02 Fouls Up Leaguewide

    31:37 Couch Picks This Week

    32:40 Swish List and Wrap Up




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  • EPISODE 1 - Why Double Drivel?
    2026/05/09

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    Sylvia and her 14-year-old daughter, Madeleine, introduce “Double Drivel,” a mother-daughter WNBA podcast for longtime and new fans that avoids gatekeeping, isn’t expert analysis, and rejects hate while prioritizing accuracy.

    They explain the name as a play on “double dribble” and “drivel,” while respecting the league’s history and growth. Sylvia traces her basketball fandom from Iowa men’s teams in the late ’80s to the WNBA via Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever; Madeleine became a Dallas Wings fan through Paige Bueckers.

    Living in San Diego, they attend Sparks games and plan trips to Portland and Indianapolis to see the Wings and the Fever this season. They discuss offseason moves (Fever re-signing Kelsey Mitchell, Aliyah Boston extension, adding Mo Billings and drafting Raven Johnson; Wings additions including Alanna Smith and Jessica Shepard) and other team changes, offer early finals picks, share what they’re excited for, and end with a positive “Swish List” segment.

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    21 分