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We all know the WNBA finals is going on. I'm recording this right now on Tuesday as everybody knows the game was Wednesday. So I don't know what has happened in game four of the WNBA finals. But what I do know is that Chelsea Gray will not be suited up nor will Kia Stokes two of the Las Vegas aces starters. So it makes me think about adversity in sports. And so that's what I'm about to talk about because when it comes to sports.

All there is is adversity. It's like very rarely in sports is everything going right because you got to think about this in sports.

If your team is playing well and they're killing it. There's going to be somebody on that team that wishes that they were getting more minutes to be more part of that success.

Not that they wish that there was less success, but they wish that they were more a part of the success that they played a bigger role. They want to have an impact and be a part of everything good that's going on.

So that's already a juggling act that coaches are having to deal with where you have a player on the bench that knows that if they got more minutes, they could produce more. I mean, think about on your favorite team if you're a fan.

There's always that person that when they come in the game, you're like, Oh, man, they have really good minutes. They are really impactful. Even think about the New York Liberty, where marine everybody's getting a hold of marine now. And they're like, OK, MJ got it like that. You got LeBron tweeting about her.

You got Tony Parker pulling up to the games. The French connection happened in there. You got, oh, my goodness, Victor women, Yana wearing her jersey in the tunnel walk.

OK, you can see that this player has a lot of talent, but I bet you those same fans will know that there's some games where you probably wish he had more minutes or you're like, Oh, man, why didn't she play or she probably could have helped us.

That's sports. That's called adversity. There's coaches that are like, well, you know, the reason that she didn't play those minutes is because Bonagia Laney's killing it. And there's like, when you start to look at Bonagia Laney, and you start to notice like, yeah, she's killing it.

You start to have to see it's the same discussion that happens when the first team, whatever comes out. So you know, like if you have first team all NBA, second team all NBA, or you have NBA all star W NBA all star.

First team all W NBA league fits because you know, fashion is a big deal now.

Players are always like, wait, I feel snubbed. There's always going to be players that you feel are snubbed. And then you're going to always have to go to that list and be like, all right, who you taking off the list.

Because right now the W NBA just had that, you know, we had our first team announced our second team announced and we even had the league fits first and second team announced.

People felt like they were snubbed. That's sports. That's adversity. That's life. So when I think about what happens now. Okay, the Las Vegas Aces. I'm sure they felt like all season they've had to go through adversity. They weren't allowed a replacement player or one of those players throughout the whole season, you know, for whatever reason. So I'm felt they probably feel like they already had adversity.

Even though people probably like, oh, man, you guys are killing it. I played on super teams before where that championship. Yeah, we wanted, you know, like even let's take my senior year at UConn. We didn't lose a game.

We lost zero games and I was stressed out. It was like one of the most stressful years of my life, of my entire life. And we went undefeated.

We lost zero games. It baby. The adversity was high. The stress level was high. The energy was high. Everything was high. I was stressed out.

So I'm just like, bring that up because a lot of times we see these two super teams going head to head. And yes, we saw, you know, New York hit adversity early and people started to talk about it early. Like, oh, wow, this team was supposed to be a super team. It's like, yes, they still are.

Because look at the players on the team. That's what makes them a super team. Just right now they're figuring it out. It's the same for Vegas. They've had whether they're a super team or not. There's so much adversity.

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