Roz Goldenberg

So I would say, like, I really find that relatable that maybe it's your second or third time around where you find your role and you can star in it.

So congrats to Alanna Smith and to Asia Wilson.

Real quick, I wanted to ask you, I noticed a lot of people had votes.

I had votes for end of season awards.

You had votes.

A lot of people were very transparent putting their votes out.

Do you think that ended up being a good thing or a bad thing?

Is that hard to put your votes out there?

Do you end up just getting a whole lot of like, you know, hater-ish feedback or are people respectful and mature about it?

And then it's like, then they're in your comment section on your Instagram page.

It's a picture of you, your mother, and like your grandmother.

And they in the bottom talking about you didn't vote so-and-so for second team all WNBA.

This is a picture of my family, y'all.

Absolutely.

You know, it's funny as someone who has had a vote in the WNBA and a vote for end season awards in the NBA.

I feel a little bit of a difference where like voters for the WNBA are almost like explaining themselves to the fans while voters, you know, for the NBA are thinking so much about.

To the players, like, you know, how... Or even to the teams and organizations, how their vote ends up turning out.

Like, you think about, you know, you're not supposed to, but of course you might think, like, who will still talk to you?

Which organizations, you know, feel you should be going this way?

You know, certain players in the NBA, if the difference between first and second team could be $40 million!