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And I think it's not just like, there are deserving candidates that could take these seats, but also what does it look like once they have the seat?

Because sometimes the support, sometimes the evaluation, the way we discuss black women, changes from counterparts, and we have to be protective of that.

So, yes, I understand that the ultimate goal is winning, but it is something to discuss.

It is eye opening that this happens in the league.

There's no black woman head coaches.

The league is made of mostly black women.

Coming up, we discuss Asia Wilson's fourth MVP award and we make our DraftKings pick of the week.

Okay, y'all, welcome back to Good Follow.

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Angel, we've got some news in the awards season.

This weekend, Asia Wilson made history as the first ever four-time WNBA MVP.

And mind you, the race was not even close.

So Asia had 51 first place votes, and that's out of 72 total voters.

So that's about 71% of the voters voted for her in first place for MVP.

After that, it was Fee with 18 votes, Alyssa Thomas next with three.

So this was actually a landslide for Asia as the MVP.

This is back to back for her.

And this season, she was also the co-defensive player of the year.

So dominance.

But despite all of that dominance, we do hear from Becky Hammond, from fan bases, from teammates, from media even, that...