WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced Friday she would retire from her position at the end of this basketball season, after presiding over a tumultuous period of league history.
As WND reported, Engelbert has been criticized for the league’s treatment of superstar Caitlin Clark when she went pro, violence on the court and the relentless promotion of the transgender ideology at the WNBA.
Now the betting odds on who will replace the commissioner are trending online, including at BetOnline. According to the site, these are the latest odds – with former first lady Michelle Obama leading the pack.
Michelle Obama: 3/1
Swin Cash: 4/1
Condoleezza Rice: 5/1
Bethany Donaphin: 6/1
Nneka Ogwumike: 7/1
Sue Bird: 9/1
Nina King: 10/1
Mark Tatum: 10/1
Laura Gentile: 12/1
Candace Parker: 14/1
Megan Rapinoe: 18/1
Becky Hammon: 20/1
Micky Lawler: 25/1
Cheryl Miller: 40/1
Diana Taurasi: 40/1
Kamala Harris: 50/1
Harvey Mason Jr.: 50/1
Geno Auriemma: 50/1
Lisa Leslie: 50/1
Mark Cuban: 50/1
Muffet McGraw: 66/1
Rebecca Lobo: 66/1
Taj McWilliams Franklin: 66/1
Maya Moore: 75/1
Sheryl Swoopes: 75/1
Andrea Brimmer: 100/1
Dennis Rodman: 100/1
Riley Gaines: 100/1
Brittney Griner: 150/1
Martina Navratilova: 250/1
Taylor Rooks: 300/1
Whoopi Goldberg: 500/1
Rosie O’Donnell: 500/1
Caitlyn Jenner: 500/1
Enes Kanter: 750/1
Dylan Mulvaney: 1000/1
Royce White: 1000/1
Clay Travis: 2000/1
A few males are included in the list, including Caitlyn Jenner, Dennis Rodman and the two men who have declared for the WNBA – former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White.
Freedom responde to Engelbert’s retirement, posting, “If the WNBA is unable to define what a woman is, then I, Enes Kanter Freedom, would be more than happy to step in as commissioner and lead this league back to greatness and restore fairness for all women.”
‘MAKE WNBA FEMALE AGAIN’: Commissioner Engelbert ends polarizing tenure at top of league
