Garrett Gonzales, Brian Gonzales, and Conrado Pascual welcome writer, podcaster, and independent audio producer Maya Goldberg-Safir, creator of the women's basketball newsletter Rough Notes, to talk about what the Golden State Valkyries' 2026 WNBA championship in only their second season means for WNBA history and the evolution of women's basketball.
They break down where a year-two title fits in league history, the Game 7 win over the Atlanta Dream, and what it all says about how women's basketball keeps growing.
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