Roz Goldonbure

Let's go.

I heard you could you could work out at your lunch break and see the Chicago Sky practice.

Oh, no, we ain't doing that.

I don't know those days.

That's crazy.

What do you think about the teammates responses?

So you don't think her teammates, you think her teammates were wrong or right?

Because they clearly seemed like their feathers were ruffled and kind of barked back.

And it also shows you there's a weakness in the locker room because the right vets, too, would have nipped this in the bud, would have had said.

So that could have been handled in the locker room.

However, it was not for the Chicago Sky.

So here's what actually ended up happening.

After the article was published, Angel Reese apologized in a postgame press conference publicly.

She said, I didn't I didn't intentionally mean to put my teammates down.

I want to apologize to my teammates for the article and how it was misconstrued.

But after the apology, the Chicago Sky put out a statement denouncing Angel's comments and gave her a half game suspension.

So now they've taken it to the world, out of the locker room, into the world, suspending her, not just even for a normal game, for a really interesting half game.

And now the question is, what do you make of the punishment?

Why a half game?

Does it de-escalate or escalate the situation?