Gabriela Jaquez

exactly.

What connection is there, if any, just knowing Gabriela Jaquez's story and being somebody who played those two sports and seeing her go to UCLA? Were you familiar with her game and her meaning locally here?

Yes, I am.

I saw her play a couple times in basketball.

Tell us about this season.

Tell me about Lauren Betts, Kiki Rice, Gabriela Jaquez, everybody on the team, Neapkins, everybody that was there.

I mean, tell us what it was like running L.A. this summer.

Well, let me go back to what you started with about being a part of sort of the evolution of women's sports.

Now, Bird isn't the first big name in the women's sports world to enter this realm.

A few months ago, Kalshi announced that Breanna Stewart, Nneka Ogwumike, Diana Taurasi, and Gabriela Jaquez were among a new group of athletes to partner with the company.

And Kalshi has even rolled out partnerships with entire franchises like the MLB's Red Sox and Dodgers, and even leagues like the NHL, who has partnerships with both Kalshi and Polymarket.

Now in a sports sense, these partnerships with individuals and orgs who have inside information and the power to impact outcomes are just as shocking as similar deals that leagues and networks have made with traditional sports betting companies.

You know, even when you have her compare with, you know, her fellow teammates that came from UCLA, right? There's, like, Lauren Betts.

There's Gabriela Jaquez, which, you know, got drafted ahead of Kiki, and, like, this is not some sort of, like, who got the better pick or anything like that, but, you know, Kiki's not even, like, the top UCLA pick.

It might be one of the best rookies, period, coming into the season.

So all of it, like, long around to say...