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Aug 6, 2024 1 hr 21 min

Keep'n It 9450 With Emily Engstler

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In this episode of Keep'n It 9450 Codename WBB, hosts DA and Lolo welcome Emily Engstler from the Washington Mystics. They explore her journey from Roosevelt Island to the WNBA, discussing her collegiate career at Louisville and the challenges of entering the league. Emily talks about her mental health strategies, playing experiences, and her views on the WNBA's prioritization rule. The conversation extends to her WNBA Mount Rushmore, dynamics with star teammates, and a controversial media comment by Elle Duncan. The episode concludes with critiques of the FIBA MVP ladder, a shoutout to the US Gymnastics team, and aspirations for mainstream inclusion of 3-on-3 basketball. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:19 Family Updates and Personal Stories 03:08 Olympic Basketball Recap 04:59 Team USA Women's Basketball Analysis 07:39 Discussion on Player Rotations and Strategies 22:23 Interview with Emily Engstler 36:38 Mental Health and Athlete Well-being 43:41 The Lotion Dilemma 44:27 Emily's AU Experience 45:16 Life After Basketball 45:51 Rapid Fire Questions 47:35 Roosevelt Island Basketball 49:17 Playing with Big Mama Steph and Shakira 50:22 WNBA Prioritization Rule 55:44 Rookie of the Year Debate 57:35 Locker Room Dynamics 59:19 WNBA Mount Rushmore 01:01:20 Elle Duncan Controversy 01:10:25 Simone Biles and Olympic Praise 01:12:30 Three-on-Three Basketball 01:19:49 MVP Ladder Discussion 01:22:27 Closing Remarks and Ad Reads

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