WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert keeps her head down, picks her phone up
<p>This just in: WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert plans to text the players more.</p><p>That wasn't Engelbert's only takeaway from All-Star weekend, of course. Plenty of logistical matters got hammered out.</p><p>And yet the plan to "institute more frequent communication," as the former Deloitte CEO put it, stuck out.
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<p>This just in: WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert plans to text the players more.</p><p>That wasn't Engelbert's only takeaway from All-Star weekend, of course. Plenty of logistical matters got hammered out.</p><p>And yet the plan to "institute more frequent communication," as the former Deloitte CEO put it, stuck out. </p><p>The knock on Engelbert, who is facing mounting public criticism from league insiders, is that her relationship-building needs work. Players feel like they don't hear from her on a regular basis.</p><p>Asked to characterize the current relationship, four-time MVP A'ja Wilson repeated her standard line: She really only knows Engelbert from trophy handoffs.</p><p>Engelbert said she took that feedback from players this weekend.
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- <p>This just in: WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert plans to text the players more.</p><p>That wasn't Engelbert's only takeaway from All-Star weekend, of course. Plenty of logistical matters got hammered out.</p><p>And yet the plan to "institute more frequent communication," as the former Deloitte CEO put it, stuck out.
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WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert keeps her head down, picks her phone up
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