Roz Goldonbure

You've defied the norm, like things that used to be reserved only for literally the superstars of the league.

You are captivating.

You are funny.

The way people are consuming the WNBA is changing and evolving.

So now, my girl, you got commercials with TJ Maxx, Ally, Deloitte, Kia, DirecTV.

You're doing commercials with Diana Taurasi, Breanna Stewart, Paige Beckers, like...

how have you found your lane to, to crack open and break through the zeitgeist?

And literally like, it's not something funny.

You are one of the faces of the league.

Yeah.

And I mean, so your show that you have with TP, Teresa Plaisance, Unsupervised.

Let's play a little clip from that show real quick.

But then somebody's like, no, them ain't women.

I mean, when you put yourself out there, you also put yourself out there to haters.

So how do you handle that aspect of it?

No, they'll see you and ask for a picture.

But you haven't shied away from it at WNBA All-Star in Indianapolis.

I know a goal of yours is to be a comedian, and you did it.

You put yourself out there.

You did a stand up routine.