Andraya Carter

And instead of welcome to the party, you get welcome to the shardy.

So coming up, party people, we've talked about her a little bit, but the uber talented Andraya Carter is going to join us.

Andrea, the vampire slayer.

And if you don't know Andrea, first of all, we are here to fix that.

The

criticism, you know, the criticism that always comes when you're on television.

coming up soon.

Today is no different.

We have the ESPN analyst, Andraya Carter, who is here to talk to us about the WNBA, sports media, and much, much more.

Let's bring her in.

Welcome, Andrea, to the Recap Show.

And so people started watching during overtime, and long story short, they were like, "Who's calling this game?"

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"It's Andraya Carter." And then people started reaching out, like, "You need to talk to this person at ESPN and this person," and I drove to the SEC tournament.

Maria Taylor, who's now on NBC, gave me her pass to get in to talk to one of the executives at ESPN at the time.

Her point was simple: We can't wait until someone reaches the podium to decide they're worth investing in.

The great Andraya Carter moderated this amazing conversation with Shelly-Ann and other leaders, including Susan King-Bouchard.

Check it out.

So I'm from the Caribbean, or I'm from Jamaica.

Oof, I wish I had this information when I was playing, not as some extra advantage, but more as a high performance support, the kind of information that changes how you train, recover, fuel, and ultimately how long you can perform at the highest level.

Our Built For Her panel then took that idea and made it practical.

ESPN's Andraya Carter led the conversation.

Dr. Jacqui Brady brought the medical perspective as the lead team orthopedic surgeon for the Thorns and Fire.