WNBA Sixth Player of the Year

And the first one is pretty quick.

Uh, sixth Player of the Year award is someone who comes off the bench and makes an immediate impact.

Um, there aren't too many options for this, [laughs] but I wanna know, I wanna know who you have as your favorite for sixth Player of the Year.

Okay, so here's the interesting thing.

I totally agree with you.

Did I say WNBA at the beginning? I hope so.

We gonna keep it pushing though, right? [chuckles] So we gotta talk about the Coach of the Year, Sixth Woman of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Most Improved, DPOY, there's Defensive Player of the Year, and MVP, which is Most Valuable Player.

We're gonna start it off as coaches and work our way on up.

Okay? 'Cause I think it's nice to save the best for last, which everybody love the MVP conversation.

So again, Coach of the Year, y'all heard it.

But let's move on up.

Let's talk about Sixth Woman of the Year, shall we? 'Cause that one, Coach of the Year, is probably gonna be my toughest one.

Everyone else, I have an answer for you.

You guys have a new teammate? Uh-huh, come on in!

Not only did Tip come back, she won the WNBA's Sixth Player of the Year award.

It's given to the player that has come off the bench and played more times than they have

started in a game.