All-WNBA Team

Cuzzo, we got a very special guest joining us today.

She is a four-time WNBA champion, a nine-time All-Star, a eight-time All-WNBA, two-time gold medalist, one of the most decorated players in the history of the women's game.

Please welcome Tina Thompson, ladies and gentlemen.

That's a hell of a resume, man.

Um, but I think that they're just a team where you're l- where you look and there's just, like, so many different players that are, that are the linchpin to that defense.

And then on the offensive end too, like, I'm, I'm, like, coming up with my All-WNBA teams, and I'm like, "Oh my God, like, this is a two seed," and, like, how do I not really, like, know who to, like, it, it, like-

There's no, like, singular force.

Yeah, exactly.

How about this? The first player ever in league history to win Rookie of the Year and MVP in the same season, by the way, and that was in, and that was in, uh, 2008.

She also tacked on a second MVP in 2013, seven-time All-Star, All-Star Game MVP, All- All-WNBA First Team seven times, All-WNBA Second Team three times, All-WNBA Defensive Team twice.

As I mentioned, All R- Rookie of the Year, All-Rookie Team, Defensive Player of the Year in 2020, assist leader in 2015, three-time rebounding leader, uh, two-time blocks leader.

Um, I don't...

Yeah.

So 11-time All-Star, eight-time All-WNBA, seven-time All-Defense, Rookie of the Year, MVP, champion.

The resume is just completely unmatched.

But I feel like because you have done so much as a leader and so much as the president, and because you have been so great for so long, it's almost like the dominance becomes the second thing that people talk about, even though it is so great.