Sue Bird

Yeah. Like not necessarily the ones I grew up with. There's a couple, but just kind of through the years who you became friends with. From, from New York where I'm from. And those are like the homies forever. And they've now adopted Megan. I think they like you better. No. Yeah. Which is totally fine. But like they are now, Megan is like now in this group.

Yeah. Like not necessarily the ones I grew up with. There's a couple, but just kind of through the years who you became friends with. From, from New York where I'm from. And those are like the homies forever. And they've now adopted Megan. I think they like you better. No. Yeah. Which is totally fine. But like they are now, Megan is like now in this group.

Like they have their own individual friendships and relationships. And that's, we've been lucky in that way that it's like kind of worked out like that.

Like they have their own individual friendships and relationships. And that's, we've been lucky in that way that it's like kind of worked out like that.

Like they have their own individual friendships and relationships. And that's, we've been lucky in that way that it's like kind of worked out like that.

I don't know. I don't either. I have no idea. That to me is the saddest part. One of the sadder parts about being an athlete is you grow up with someone or a team or a certain amount of teammates. You have all these experiences, all these shared experiences, the highs, the lows, like these are like seriously deep relationships.

I don't know. I don't either. I have no idea. That to me is the saddest part. One of the sadder parts about being an athlete is you grow up with someone or a team or a certain amount of teammates. You have all these experiences, all these shared experiences, the highs, the lows, like these are like seriously deep relationships.

I don't know. I don't either. I have no idea. That to me is the saddest part. One of the sadder parts about being an athlete is you grow up with someone or a team or a certain amount of teammates. You have all these experiences, all these shared experiences, the highs, the lows, like these are like seriously deep relationships.

Now you may not know like their names of their siblings, but you're going to know a lot of other things about them. It's like this weird, unique thing. But at the same time, the ones you do become super close with, Life goes on. You all live where you live.

Now you may not know like their names of their siblings, but you're going to know a lot of other things about them. It's like this weird, unique thing. But at the same time, the ones you do become super close with, Life goes on. You all live where you live.

Now you may not know like their names of their siblings, but you're going to know a lot of other things about them. It's like this weird, unique thing. But at the same time, the ones you do become super close with, Life goes on. You all live where you live.

And then there, like I spoke about Diana, she lives in Phoenix in California and outside of the WNBA season, if I see her once a year, I feel lucky. And I know it's the same for you and a lot of your friends. Like I'm sure you got, like you guys spent all this time together. When's the last time you saw each other?

And then there, like I spoke about Diana, she lives in Phoenix in California and outside of the WNBA season, if I see her once a year, I feel lucky. And I know it's the same for you and a lot of your friends. Like I'm sure you got, like you guys spent all this time together. When's the last time you saw each other?

And then there, like I spoke about Diana, she lives in Phoenix in California and outside of the WNBA season, if I see her once a year, I feel lucky. And I know it's the same for you and a lot of your friends. Like I'm sure you got, like you guys spent all this time together. When's the last time you saw each other?

Like, it's just, and that to me is like the saddest part because those relationships would continue to thrive and they just kind of get stunted because you're so far away from each other.

Like, it's just, and that to me is like the saddest part because those relationships would continue to thrive and they just kind of get stunted because you're so far away from each other.

Like, it's just, and that to me is like the saddest part because those relationships would continue to thrive and they just kind of get stunted because you're so far away from each other.

I mean, I think for me, I've said I was going to play another year. It's more than likely my last. So there's the whole retirement, which is really code word for like identity and like, who are you without this? So that's like always just kind of swirling.

I mean, I think for me, I've said I was going to play another year. It's more than likely my last. So there's the whole retirement, which is really code word for like identity and like, who are you without this? So that's like always just kind of swirling.

I mean, I think for me, I've said I was going to play another year. It's more than likely my last. So there's the whole retirement, which is really code word for like identity and like, who are you without this? So that's like always just kind of swirling.