Khristina Williams

And so for me, it's all about transparency.

And of course, I think fandom has grown over the last few years.

This is the first year where I've gotten like negative comments, but I just post a mute so I don't even see the comments.

But then they find me on my other platform because we didn't vote for their favorite player.

Yeah.

Like what?

Right.

That's exactly what the week has been like for me as a voter because I didn't put one of their favorite players on my all W team.

And I'm getting comments on the most random photos on Instagram now because I mute and block on X. So, you know, I'm.

I'm all for transparency.

I feel like if you're going to vote for someone, you should be able to stand behind it and explain why.

And so that's just been me from day one.

And I love that more voters are starting to show that transparency.

I think it counts because in the NBA, I think that the voters are released by the league.

And I think that the W is entering a space where fans want to see that sort of transparency.

I don't think that Stewie should have played because we knew that this game was going to come down to the wire.

And Phoenix coming into that game, I was able to attend their practice the day before.

They were coming and they were coming to play aggressively and bring that physicality.

And so I think that given how New York Liberty played, it wouldn't have made a difference whether Stewie played in game two or not because it was going to go and get pushed to Phoenix.

But coming into game two, I feel like the Liberty, they struggled to have consistency from the second quarter to the fourth quarter.