Roz Goldombore

That's going to be key because a possessions battle is always important for the Liberty who turned the ball over, Angel, 20 times and gave 15 points off of those turnovers.

But Angel, before we go to the next game, I just want to ask you this.

Look, in game one, none of the Mercury's big three played amazing, right?

In the sense that, like, AT had a slow first half, Alyssa Thomas.

Kalia Copper started strong, but she had foul trouble that disrupted her.

And Satu Sabali, uncharacteristically, I mean, she shot very poorly.

Two for 17, one for 10 from three, took 10 threes, only four free throws.

Like,

How does their, these are finals MVPs, players who have played in WNBA finals, players who have played in the Olympics.

How does experience and how can they turn this around for themselves?

I've, uh,

close with Satu when I talk with her.

I know she's very much relished the opportunity for this new chapter in Phoenix.

And I know that this is the culmination of everything, this playoff run with them, of everything she was hoping for in coming here.

And so, you know, I expect that she's going to turn in a better game.

And, you know, they're a very well-coached team, Coach Tibbetts as well.

But I think another key for them might be rebounds, too.

The Liberty Out rebounded them.

Why do I say rebounds is important?

A defensive rebound helps you play with pace, right?