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Gabby Williams on her huddle talk after Game 3
"I’ve been a little bit too loose as a leader …bit too much of it's alright, we'll figure it out. We’re good" so I just wanted to show my team something different...get out my comfort zone and try to remotivate"
"We're here to win or die," Nakase told ESPN
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Say it again: “It feels scary because it’s unfamiliar, not because I’m incapable.”
“She makes sure she is whatever that person needs." - Brionna Jones
Bonner, Boca and bonding
Inside the DeWanna Bonner signing and team trip to Boca that helped lift the Atlanta Dream to the WNBA Finals
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“It signals respect, it’s a way of saying what is happening right now is important enough for me to capture it. It also sends us a message that this is what we do — we pay attention and we try to get smarter and more thoughtful.”
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“Forget mistakes, forget failures, forget everything, except what you’re going to do now and do it. Today is your lucky day.” - Will Durant
A genuine understanding of two confident and passionate people realizing they are the same type of competitors.
“Win the ten second conversations.” - Joe Mazzulla
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The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it.
Henry David Thoreau
“When you get poured into, when you get treated like a professional, when people and your teammates believe in you, then you can see the difference. Her standing and believing in herself, not giving it up, it’s a testament to her and who she is.” - Tiffany Hayes said of Burton.
"I didn’t even know the Golden State Valkyries were going to be a thing," Veronica Burton said, "and here I am."
A castoff became one of the WNBA’s most valuable assets because she got the chance, and loosened her grip.
@TheAthletic story, free to read:
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Great reminder to do whatever it is that you’re passionate about and you’ll never work a day in your life.
Players have an advantage over students bc of “hot cognition,” the idea that emotion can influence thinking, decision-making & memory. "When you’re frustrated about it, you’re going to put more focus and intent on not making that mistake again.” - Mendoza
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"Players see the practice script beforehand. The Hoosiers never redo a play, he almost never stops practice to address a mistake. Corrections come later, in meetings or during the next walk-through."
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