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Slack.com slash DHQ. What an incredible day and look who's here with us. The ESPN team,

the roster just got stronger. WNBA champion, ACEs coach Becky Hammond joining us here

in ESPN. And thank you so much for being with us this morning. Guys, incredible, incredible

news. Steve and I all start with you, your reaction.

Relief. Very, very happy for Brittany Griner and her wife, Sherella, and the whole family

to WNBA community, the NBA community, and the anybody associated with the game of basketball

knows what Brittany Griner has meant to the game. And as an American citizen, obviously,

we're happy to see her home. Obviously, we'd be remiss in neglecting to mention the importance

of Paul Wheeling ultimately coming home. His brother, so as brother David Wheeling on

on CNN this morning, class exemplified, recognizing the importance and the relief that we

should all feel the fact that Brittany Griner has been released. Nevertheless, still hoping

and praying that his brother, ultimately, who's been detained in Russia for the last four

years would ultimately get released. But what it comes down to is that she's home. Pressure

was brought to bed. The United States, obviously, had been working behind the scenes for quite

a long time. The Biden administration is to be applauded in all of this because they

put forth their due diligence. And it's important to recognize the fact that while we bring

up Brittany Griner, we also bring up Paul Wheeling from this perspective, the Biden administration

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