WNBA games today still need scorers to track rebounds, fouls, and timeouts — but the box-score grind is getting automated fast. The threat isn’t the game on the floor; it’s the back-office scorer role around it. That’s the part leagues and vendors quietly trim first when software can do the same work cheaper. Watch the gap between what fans see and what gets automated behind the scenes — because that gap is where the layoffs hide. Pick a side in the comments: essential role or expensive glue?
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