Sky coach Tyler Marsh says the 'film doesn't lie': Kamilla Cardoso deserves more free throws
<p>Tyler Marsh hadn't brought it up in a while, but you could tell he'd been sitting on it.</p><p>It’s been an undercurrent of frustration all season: The <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/chicago-sky" target="_blank" >Sky</a> coach is convinced his leading scorer doesn't get enough foul calls. Watch the sideline when 6’7 center Kamilla Cardoso goes up and comes down empty-handed, and there's Marsh, chasing after officials.</p><p>Thursday night, the tide turned — at least momentarily.
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{"Sky coach Tyler Marsh said the game film shows Kamilla Cardoso should get more free throws.","He has been frustrated all season because she often does not get foul calls.","On Thursday night, Cardoso attempted a season‑high 11 free throws."}
Why it matters
{"Fans want fair officiating so players can score easily.","When a star gets fewer free throws, it can affect the team's chances to win."}
- Who is Tyler Marsh?
- He is the head coach of the Chicago Sky basketball team.
- What did Marsh say about the film?
- He said the film shows Cardoso deserves more free throws.
- How many free throws did Cardoso shoot Thursday?
- She shot a season‑high 11 free throws.
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Sky coach Tyler Marsh says the 'film doesn't lie': Kamilla Cardoso deserves more free throws
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