Hour 2: Have a Gold Day (feat. Ros Gold-Onwude)
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Who is Ros Gold-Onwude and what is her basketball background?
Hey, what's up? I'm Roz.
You're welcome to call him Bloated Stugatz if you like on first reference.
He's not more bloated than Sugatz. They're equally bloated. No, Sugatz is more bloated. You guys are doing a nostalgia thing, remembering Sugatz from another time. Sugatz is very, very heavy now for his precedent.
We've already started, as you can tell. Greg, your son was telling me not to start, but we've already started. We are introducing Ross Gold on Woo Day to some in our audience, even though Many of you should know she's an Emmy-winning broadcaster and New York Liberty analyst. And if you've been following, good follow in our feed.
Can broadcasters be considered champions if their teams win?
You should follow, listen, and subscribe on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube because she is covering stuff for Metal Ark Media and DraftKings in a way that's super strong. I really don't know, though, where to start with her because you've got the WNBA season starting tomorrow. She worked for the Warriors, and she knows how New York is feeling right now, too.
We've got to start with her. because Roz won with the Warriors and she won with the Liberty. She is in the Rings Club along with me. My teams win. There you go. Good to have you on the team. Roz, the question is, if you cover a team and you win a championship, that team wins a championship, do you get to call yourself a champion?
I think the players and the coaching staff get to be the champions, but if the organization is classy, has that extra bag, that extra money, they might give you a ring. But I do try to draw the line. I cover a championship team. I work with a championship team. I got rings for all the Warriors championships I was with, and we'll see if I get one for the Liberty.
I don't know what that ruling is, Judge Zaslow, because Zaslow is a two-time award-winning but ring-winning champion with the Miami Heat because he was on the pre-game, post-game show. He got the same ring that all the great broadcasters did.
Yeah, so I don't think Amin presented it very well to you, Roz, because he's saying if you covered a championship— I didn't cover a championship to Miami Heat team. I did not cover them. I was on the broadcast. And so I was given rings. That's why, Roz, I am a two-time, not once. The Heat won two years in a row. I'm a two-time champion broadcaster.
Listen, I like that line in the sand. You work for the organization, which I've done too. So I guess you're part of a championship organization and everyone within it gets to be a champ. No, you're being too nice.
No, she's asking the question.
That should have a question mark.
What do you do with your rings?
Do you wear them?
That's a very good question, Roz. Thank you for asking. I keep them in a really, really fancy case on my dresser in the master bedroom of the Zaslow Mansion. And when I go to a very nice event, like, say, a wedding like I did a couple weeks ago, I put one of those babies on. Not both of them, Roz, because that would be super gaudy. But I wear one of them. Class. Only class.
And if his house was on fire, it'd be the only thing he'd go in to get.
Well, yeah, because my kids and my wife have legs.
So you got to go back and help help the helpless ring. It also is a nice conversation starter. Like maybe I should start.
Yes. OK, listen, Zaz's ring is made out of tinfoil and it leaves his finger green. He has the D-list ring. Roz, I want to ask you something, because this has been in my craw for a while for me. They give out too many championship rings. The people who deserve them, you, the athlete, and the coaching staff, and maybe a select few others deserve championship rings for winning it all.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Ros Gold-Onwude and what is her basketball background?
0:52–1:31
2
Can broadcasters be considered champions if their teams win?
1:31–5:43
3
What makes New York basketball culture unique?
5:43–11:58
4
How has the WNBA evolved from Ros Gold-Onwude's playing days to today?
11:58–17:51
5
What is the 'Good or Gold' game and how does it work?
17:51–19:09
6
Which WNBA teams and players are favorites for the upcoming season?
19:09
7
How does Ros Gold-Onwude balance her Brooklyn summer with her analyst role?
9:13–24:23
8
What are the hosts' reflections on hosting and their podcast journey?
24:23–42:40
Speakers
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