Natasha Cloud watched her Washington Mystics teammates defeat the Las Vegas Aces from her apartment on Tuesday night after entering health and safety protocols due to testing positive for COVID-19. Cloud live tweeted the game, in which the Mystics trailed by 15 before rallying after halftime to come away with the 89-76 victory and becoming the first team to start the 2022 WNBA season 3-0.
“I hope y’all know I’m running around this apartment flexing,” she tweeted. “YALL BETTER START TALKING ABOUT THEM MYSTICS.” Read More
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