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What historic achievement did Angel McCoughtry accomplish in WNBA Finals?
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Hey, what's up, everybody? Welcome to Good Follow Show presented by DraftKings. I am Roz Goldenguere, and that is five-time WNBA All-Star Angel McCautry. Angel, what's up, girl? What's up, girl?
I'm here in New York promoting my new film, Bygones. Yeah, you got a premiere tonight, right? Got a premiere tonight. It drops October 10th, so you guys can watch on Amazon Prime, Hue TV Network, Apple, all the things. So hope you guys like it.
Oh, my gosh. Angel, you are doing a bit of everything. You are a true Renaissance woman. You got movies. You got buckets. You know, it's the WNBA finals right now. And we've seen some very explosive performances in these WNBA finals. People get in big buckets, putting up big numbers, scoring performances. But before we start our show, I do want to point out, Angel, nobody has scored the ball in the WNBA finals like you have.
How are the Las Vegas Aces performing in the WNBA Finals?
OK, Angel, you have scored the most points in WNBA finals history with 38 points. And your name kept coming up in the broadcast of game two because Asia was Asia was going off for 20 at the half. Then there was 21 points in a quarter for for Jackie Young. And it was like, can she break Angel McCautry's record? Angel, I mean, just what was it like for you to just kind of be reminded of the buckets that you used to get near 40 piece in the WNBA finals?
Yeah, it's a great reminder of the work you put in, because like you said, I forgot about all this stuff. Just like fans are like, oh, we forgot. I forgot, too. So I'm like, I did that. It's a beautiful shock. And so it's good to see that these young girls are breaking those records. But it's so much fun to see your name involved in that. And, you know, I did something right.
You absolutely did. And, you know, I know there's a lot of new fandom, new people to basketball. If they don't know Angel McCautry, they better. And it's a good reminder because you're really a legend of the game and a future Hall of Famer. So it was it was cool. And you're our girl. We're so proud of you.
What challenges is the Phoenix Mercury facing against the Aces?
Good follow show. Our girl, Angel McCountry, WNBA legend. But look, we got a lot to talk about today in the show. Here's the menu. Gosh, the WNBA never fails to entertain. There's new information about the Kathy Engelbert, Nafisa Collier situation. Kathy and Fee and the CBA. Oh, my. And then the WNBA finals head to Phoenix as the Mercury try to bounce back against the Aces. So we'll be looking at the WNBA finals.
And you guys can catch us Tuesdays and Thursdays. Please like, comment, and subscribe. Thank you for all you do and following our show. Roz, let's get in it. This is exciting.
OK, guys, we are going to get to all of the new information out around Nafisa Collier, Kathy Engelbert and the CBA. But first, we've got to talk about the WNBA finals that is taking center stage and certainly on our show. So the Aces right now at the time of taping are up to an O after winning both of their games at home. It was the Aces bench and the Aces big three that are completely outplaying the Mercury's bench and the Mercury's big three. And it's also clear that the Aces championship experience is paying off.
What is the significance of championship experience in the Finals?
So Angel, if I could scene set for you, game one, the Mercury led by as much as nine points. They had some costly mistakes, emotional moments, bad texts. They gave up 20 points on 14 turnovers. And that was the game that they really could have stolen. It cost them the chance to do that. Game two, they trailed by as much as 22. The Aces were dominant. So, OK, the series is heading to Phoenix. They're down 0-2. If you are in that Phoenix locker room with you having been a player, Angel, how do they reframe this right now?
You said it best, Roz. It's an emotional weight that's on them. My message is to AT, Alyssa Thomas, you are letting game one affect game two and affect game three. You are the emotional weight of the team. They follow you, right? Those free throws got to you. You got to let it go. This game here at home, you got to win one game at a time. Do what you got to do. Meditate, pray, read the Bible.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What historic achievement did Angel McCoughtry accomplish in WNBA Finals?
0:01–1:20
2
How are the Las Vegas Aces performing in the WNBA Finals?
1:20–2:29
3
What challenges is the Phoenix Mercury facing against the Aces?
2:29–3:39
4
What is the significance of championship experience in the Finals?
3:39–4:39
5
What are the DraftKings picks for the upcoming game?
4:39–5:29
6
What is the current state of the CBA negotiations in the WNBA?
5:29–6:41
7
How does Kathy Engelbert's leadership impact player trust?
6:41–7:51
8
What insights did Adam Silver provide about the WNBA's growth?
7:51–24:32
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