Roz Goldonbure

The question was, what did you learn or what are you taking from your second year in the WNBA?

Let's listen.

Put myself first.

prioritize myself.

It's a business.

And I learned to put myself first at second year in the league.

I probably didn't do that last year and just try to go out there and play through every damn thing.

And I can't always do that.

I have to prioritize myself.

And when everybody else wants me out there, I can't do that.

Yeah.

I mean, what I make of this is that there's just a lot of tension mounting in the Chicago sky on both sides.

There are lessons that could be learned for the Chicago sky.

They need to be really careful that they don't alienate a fan base that there's a huge fan base that really locks in and taps in for Angel Reese.

You want to make sure you stay aligned.

Yeah.

They want to make sure they hold themselves accountable as a fan base and kind of move out of this reputation of being a franchise that is playing from behind and can, can, can,

nurture the growth of young players and also bring in new talent and attract new talent on Angel's end.

This is a learning opportunity.

She had many missteps as we've noted and delivery, maybe some help from PR where there's a bit more accountability versus finger pointing.