by Lance Pauker on June 10, 2012  LiveAccess mirrors NBA’s
League Pass, both of which enable fans to watch any non-
televised game outside their local area. Like League Pass, WNBA
LiveAccess charges a subscription fee. Unlike League Pass, that
subscription fee costs less than a sandwich at Subway.  $4.99
for anything these days seems like a pretty good deal. Then
again, it’s the WNBA we’re talking about. A league that isn’t so
much the NBA’s sister as it is the thoroughly ignored step-
sibling. If professional sports were a high school cafeteria,
the WNBA would be the token girl who clearly doesn’t fit at the
popular kids corner, but tries to sit there anyway. And when she
does snag a seat, its a constant battle to keep her butt wedged
firmly on the edge of that table.   Is this relegation to
societal obscurity the WNBA’s fault? No, its actually very, very
unfair when you actually think about it. But is it the truth?
Absolutely.   Upon seeing the blitz of WNBA LiveAccess
commercials these past few days, I could