Cheryl Miller understands ‘overwhelming’ expectations Caitlin Clark faces: ‘I’m gonna give her some grace’
"I agree with Caitlin when she said this happens more often than not."
"I agree with Caitlin when she said this happens more often than not."
"It's frustration. And unfortunately, it's boiling over, and it's being seen."
"...my bosses have even said, 'Is there more? Can you get more tea?' And I'm like, I'd rather prioritize knowing these ladies and being with their journey than anything else."
"Wow. Y'all got me. Y'all got me good on that."
"Now that the money is there, now you gotta put up."
Sue Bird will also be interviewed during the Derby broadcast.
The sports power couple announced their split in a video and statement on Friday.
Bird is leaving ESPN's altcast format behind for NBC, which is returning to WNBA coverage for the first time since 2002.
The Bird & Taurasi Show ran for 6 years and was one of ESPN's most successful altcast formats.
"Obviously, we’re all on the same page. We all wore the shirts."
Coldplay concert memes are still all the rage with Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird offering the best one yet at a Seattle Storm game.
The first of three dates is set for September, with future shows already being planned for 2026.
"Clearly, he's figured it out."
"It’s definitely going to be rooted in the game."
This will be Clark's second appearance on The Bird & Taurasi Show.
For the fourth year in a row, there will be a Bird & Taurasi Show altcast for the Women's Final Four and title game.
"Caitlin came and just took it to another level. She broke through, I think, with her logo 3s … we finally had the antidote to dunking."
The original crew behind Redick's breakout hit show is thinking big as it relaunches for the NBA season with new faces, partnerships and ideas.
"Respectfully, Sue Bird, you are inaccurate — it is just that simple."
"They work for ESPN. So why are you hating on a business you are in?"
"It's the journalist's job to sort of see through all of the talking that's going on to get to the truth of the matter."
WNBA legend Sue Bird didn't hold back about Caitlin Clark's rookie season being used to advance racist agendas.
"I think it's so disingenuous for Christine Brennan and other media members to say, 'I'm just asking a question.'"
"I think the majority of WNBA players with their play, with their talk, it was just competition, not hate for a person."
Everyone watches women's sports.
"This show holds a special place in our hearts."
A new documentary reveals a lot about the former UConn and Seattle Storm star
"This was a moment where it’s bigger than basketball."
"What an odd thing to say."
"These media companies aren't investing in the announcers that do know women's sports as women's sports commentators."
"The brand loyalty on the women's side is amazing. Fans really rock with us. We got out there and we go, 'put some Nike shoes on,' they're gonna do it."
While 'Stephen vs. Sabrina' went off without few hitches last night, WNBA legend Sue Bird offered one idea to enhance coverage.