We rank 10 things from the NBA and WNBA from the past week. A bit late but nothing was happening on Monday, anyway.

We rank 10 things from the NBA and WNBA from the past week. A bit late but nothing was happening on Monday, anyway.
Rebecca Allen led the New York Liberty in scoring and made a couple of clutch blocks to help defeat the L.A. Sparks.
Another upset has happened as the Hawks put away the Sixers to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals.
Chicago Sky beat the Connecticut Sun again and they now have a 5-game winning streak.
The Nets and Bucks exhausted their starters and it was Milwaukee who outlasted Brooklyn to advance to the East Finals.
Phoenix Mercury win their first game in two weeks after defeating the L.A. Sparks.
The Clippers (with no Kawhi Leonard) upset the Utah Jazz in 6 games and move on to the Conference Finals.
The Bucks won Game 6 wire-to-wire. Brooklyn and Milwaukee will have one final showdown on Saturday.
After a 7-game losing streak, the Chicago Sky countered with four straight wins.
The Sparks gave the Mercury their fourth consecutive loss. Erica Wheeler had a double-double for L.A.
Hawks made a huge comeback while the Clippers without Kawhi had steely determination, leaving the top seeds shocked.
Remember when Kelsey Plum was burning the nets in college? Well, she did the same to the Liberty on Tuesday.
The Brooklyn Nets probably had no business winning Game 5. But Durant’s 49-17-10 pushed them to this remarkable victory.
The Atlanta Hawks turned it up in the second half and tie their series with the Sixers.
A lot of Nikola Jokic in this week’s Stupid Power Rankings list! Check it out.
The Seattle Storm reach 10 wins after taking care of the Jonquel Jones-less Connecticut Sun.