Ros Gold-Onwude

So it's not exactly a riveting headline to win the press conference.

And again, especially when representation is slim, people are critical of there not being any black female head coaches in the WNBA.

And even just like,

Any type of coach, regardless of gender or race, if they've been working their way up in women's basketball and still someone else got chosen over them.

But I am here, as always, to present the other side.

Right?

If there's one thing I love, it's I'm going to try to give all the information and present it.

So here's the other side.

As a scene set.

the New York Liberty, right?

After going to the finals, let go of coach Sandy Brandello and the franchise discussed, the GM discussed looking for more innovation, despite how far the team went and the year before the team won a championship.

So,

That should kind of cue where the WNBA is, where they're entering not only an arms race of practice facilities now, but an arms race of like analytics and innovation.

And think about it, the way that the NBA had, often these types of things happen in trends and then everybody copycats it.

Think analytics.

Mike D'Antoni and the Phoenix Suns or the Houston Rockets.

Remember, it was pace and space and a whole ton of threes.

And then everyone was doing it.

So now the WNBA is... You're hearing the word.

We're looking for innovation in our approach.