Roz Gold-Onwude

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2,376 appearances 20 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 11 Nov

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The Dan Le Batard Show · GOOD FOLLOW - CBA Negotiations Continue, Has TCU cracked the Transfer Portal? Hall of Fame Class of 2026 & More! · 4 Nov 2025 podcast

We knew about Candace's childhood.

edges being laid her swoops we knew about naperville and she really delivered much like lebron really lived up to the standards and or the expectations and then some she went on to tennessee delivered a championship she was player of the year rookie of the year mvp champion in the wnba you know won in the olympics and internationally and all of this very publicly um

She had championships in the WNBA in 2016, 21, 2021, 2023.

There was a gap there, though, between 2016 and 2020, where I feel like...

she was counted out and in some ways misunderstood or people, you know, it's just funny how the narrative changes around stars, right?

And that's why for me, when Candace won the championship in Chicago in 2021,

And she said, time tells the story.

Remember that famous quote at the end at the podium?

And it's just, you know, later on Good Follow Show, in our interview, she explained that time tells the story because if you let the year 2017 or 2016 tell it where she won a championship and wasn't put on the Olympic national team, or if you let the year 2018 tell it,

You know, people would tell you she wasn't one of the greatest ever or she wasn't going to be a Hall of Famer.

But time tells the story.

And over the course of a body of work, you're looking at a Hall of Famer and one of the most celebrated and, you know, one of the biggest ambassadors of the women's game right now.

So credit to Candace Parker there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, Doris has been a mentor of mine.

I remember when when she was calling final fours in college, women's college basketball and Stanford was playing.

I went up to her, I said, Doris, I want to do what you're doing.

And she said, well, then come and shadow me.

And she took me to shadow her at all sorts of games, even the NBA finals.

And I learned a lot.

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