Roz Goldonbure

And there's been a lot of starts and stops or reinventions of yourself, if you will.

I'm just gonna point it out for those watching at home.

You know, you tore your ACL your sophomore year in college.

You make it to the WNBA.

You know, you're waved by the Connecticut sun, your rookie season.

Then you spend three years overseas.

You're out the league for three years.

And then you return to the WNBA, a little bouncing around, but you stuck a bit with the San Antonio Stars for three years.

Then after that stint, you were out of the WNBA again in 2021.

You played Athletes Unlimited, which you said was helpful.

And then after that, you joined the Aces and win championships with them in 2022, 2023.

And now you're with the Fever, which was a big decision, an uncomfortable decision to go try a new chapter there.

It's a very interesting season with highs and lows, and it ends for you with a torn ACL.

So my question is, how have you had so much endurance through your career?

Yeah.

I mean, so much of that story is like, look how maybe one closed door pivoted you to the next blessing and opportunity.

You know what I'm saying?

And you look back on that and you think about where it placed you now.

Girl, you literally are one of the faces of the league, but you at one point literally was out of it and there was not really a path to that.

So what a testimony.