Roz Gold-Onwude

First of all, what do you make of Stewie's response there as a player, a former player yourself?

Yeah.

And that was that was my first, you know, knee jerk reaction was this is rude.

The question it was immediately after the Liberty had lost the Liberty.

We're not having exit interviews.

And she knew that.

And so without that transparency or without that moment at the end of the season, it puts you in an awkward position where reporters are out there like hungry, trying to get

the last bits of info they can get before they don't see you anymore.

And it happened after a really tough loss and awkward moment there.

So I think that the fact that there was no exit interview created a situation where she had to throw that question in there.

And actually...

maybe she knew more than we did she said you know that some people think that that sandy shouldn't be here next season turns out some people were the people at the top of the liberty chain here and sandy was on her way out and it seemed like nobody including the players saw that coming at that mo at that moment let's move along because we have more in coaching news sandy was not the only coach that was let go in this postseason

The Seattle Storm announced that they will not be renewing Noelle Quinn's contract for next season.

And what that means is in a league made up of 80% black women,

There are no more black women head coaches.

In fact, there's actually only two black coaches left, but there are no black women.

This is a league of 80 percent black women and there's no representation of that.

So, Angel, coming to you first, what does it mean to you now that that doesn't exist?

There's no black women head coaches in the league.

Those are very valid questions, Angel.