Game Recognize Game with Stewie and Myles
Sep 3, 2026 · 41 min · 31 segments
Breanna Stewart and Myles Turner close out Season 1 of *Game Recognize Game* by looking ahead to the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup, including who Stewie is most excited to play with and how she…
This question is always interesting, right? Because the first person possible to hit is obviously Wimby.
And the reason I say this is not just because of his basketball talent, it's because the way he represents himself, the way, the things he does off the floor, the person that he becomes.
You have to be someone that is highly marketable, someone that is recognizable, but also someone that doesn't have much drama stuff going off the floor.
LeBron is obviously... been the chosen one since he was what 15 years old and has done an incredible job of becoming the face of the league and just embodying what it means you know to be uh you know the king if you will so I think the NBA has some work to do to figure out who that's going to be because it's not just your basketball talent.
It's the person that you are off the floor and the things that you stand for and the things that you're about because it can't just be anybody because we're one of the biggest markets in the entire world.
And who they're trying to push, if you're portraying negativity or doing things that are harmful to the environment, You can be the most talented person in the league.
So if I had to pick anybody right now, I'd say Wimpy just because his age, his potential, and the things he stands for.
What are the biggest changes you expect to see over the next five years in the WNBA? More teams, more games.
Even this year, I think we have a seven game playoff series, seven game finals, which is kind of crazy.
But it's exciting, you know, and I think that the thing is, is More games means season is going to be longer.
It's going to be more spread out, so you can actually get good quality basketball.
This question is always interesting, right? Because the first person possible to hit is obviously Wimby.
And the reason I say this is not just because of his basketball talent, it's because the way he represents himself, the way, the things he does off the floor, the person that he becomes.
You have to be someone that is highly marketable, someone that is recognizable, but also someone that doesn't have much drama stuff going off the floor.
LeBron is obviously... been the chosen one since he was what 15 years old and has done an incredible job of becoming the face of the league and just embodying what it means you know to be uh you know the king if you will so I think the NBA has some work to do to figure out who that's going to be because it's not just your basketball talent.
It's the person that you are off the floor and the things that you stand for and the things that you're about because it can't just be anybody because we're one of the biggest markets in the entire world.
And who they're trying to push, if you're portraying negativity or doing things that are harmful to the environment, You can be the most talented person in the league.
So if I had to pick anybody right now, I'd say Wimpy just because his age, his potential, and the things he stands for.
What are the biggest changes you expect to see over the next five years in the WNBA? More teams, more games.
Even this year, I think we have a seven game playoff series, seven game finals, which is kind of crazy.
But it's exciting, you know, and I think that the thing is, is More games means season is going to be longer.
It's going to be more spread out, so you can actually get good quality basketball.
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