Caitlin, as you might be aware,
there's been some controversy in conversation over the last few
days about everything that happened in the Chicago game.
Curious how much you pay attention to that,
if at all, and what your thoughts are,
what your take on that is.
Yeah. I mean, I'm not on social media,
so I don't see a lot of it,
but you would be surprised.
Like, I still have my TV on in my house
and,
like, I'm watching sports. Like,
you know, you're still aware of it and you still
see it,
you know? But other than that,
like, my focus is basketball.
It's it sometimes it stinks how much,
you know, the conversation is outside of basketball and not
the product on the floor and the amazing players that
are on the floor and how good they are.
For their teams and how great this season has been
for women's basketball,
going from college basketball to now the WNBA.
Some of the crowds are,
you know, unprecedented and had never been seen before.
The viewership is amazing. But yeah,
I mean, I try to block it out.
You know, I don't know,
social media on my phone.
Like, I don't go on it.
I don't see a lot of it,
you know, but I don't really think it's that different
from,
you know, when I was in college.
Like, everybody's going to have their opinion.
Everybody's entitled to their own opinion.
That's just what what it is.
And I think you just got to be focused on
what's in your locker room,
what's in your organization. How your teammates feel,
how your coaches feel. And for me,
like, that's my focus, but also like I have a
job to do at the same time.
So, you know, that's where my focus remains.