Let Her Shoot

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Welcome to Let Her Shoot — the unapologetic, unfiltered weekly deep dive into the wildest, boldest, and most game-changing stories in women’s sports. Hosted by women’s hoops expert Trysta Krick and sports content producer Sarah Chovnick, this isn’t your watered down recap show. It’s opinionated, it’s raw, and it’s all love. No fluff. Just real talk, real coverage, and real respect for the game. So whether you’re here for the game, the gossip, or the greatness — follow for more takes that go way beyond the stat sheet. New episodes every week.

  1. 1d ago

    Hot Mics, Cheating Exes, And Barack Obama; We Saw It ALL in CHICAGO for WNBA ASW 2026

    WNBA All-Star Weekend gave us hot mics, relationship drama, Barack Obama, commissioner controversy and an up-close look at what was really happening in Chicago. Trysta and Sarah are back from All-Star Weekend with firsthand stories about the strange energy surrounding the event, why this year felt far more manufactured than Indianapolis, and whether the WNBA successfully recaptured the magic of last season. They also examine the mounting criticism of Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, the disconnect between league leadership and its players, and the WNBA’s response to the racist, misogynistic and homophobic abuse players continue to face. Plus, Barack Obama’s advice to Caitlin Clark sparks a larger conversation, Jonquel Jones gets caught in an uncomfortable hot-mic controversy, online relationship drama takes over the weekend, and Lisa Leslie delivers one of its most confusing panel moments. Topics include: 🏀 The strange atmosphere surrounding WNBA All-Star Weekend 👀 Is Cathy Engelbert’s time as commissioner running out? 🎙️ Barack Obama’s hot-mic conversation with Caitlin Clark 🗽 Jonquel Jones’ comments about the 2024 WNBA Finals 📱 The problem with the StudBudz livestream 💔 The relationship drama that took over social media 🤔 Lisa Leslie’s unexpected algorithm discussion 🌆 Did Chicago work as an All-Star host city? 👖 The unforgettable Jeff Pagliocca jeggings Was Chicago a good host city for WNBA All-Star Weekend? And has the league become too focused on manufacturing viral moments? Let us know what you thought in the comments.  👍 Like the video if you enjoyed it. 🔔 Subscribe for two new episodes every week covering the WNBA and women’s basketball. Chapters  00:00 Why WNBA Drama Gets Treated Differently 03:51 The Real Vibe in Chicago 06:10 Paige Bueckers, Azzi Fudd and All-Star Weekend Parties 09:13 Is Cathy Engelbert’s Time Running Out? 17:13 The Double Standard Around WNBA Drama  21:27 Fuchs Financial 23:04 Does the WNBA Need New Leadership? 26:16 Barack Obama’s Advice to Caitlin Clark 29:22 Why All-Star Weekend Felt Manufactured 32:19 Jonquel Jones’ Hot-Mic Controversy 38:11 The StudBudz Party and Relationship Drama 43:53 Lisa Leslie’s Bizarre Algorithm Discussion 50:03 Was Chicago a Good All-Star Host? 52:23 The Chicago Sky Rooftop and Those Jeggings  55:33 Our Final All-Star Weekend Verdict #WNBA #WNBAAllStar #WomensBasketball #CaitlinClark #thedailyw See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  2. Jul 21

    It's TIME To Worry About The Liberty

    It’s no longer too early to worry about the New York Liberty. After another blown lead and an ugly loss to the Indiana Fever, New York’s early-season urgency problem has become a full-blown identity crisis. Trysta and Sarah break down the stagnant offense, questionable rotations, Chris DeMarco’s coaching and why injuries alone can’t explain what’s happening. Could the Liberty actually consider trading Sabrina Ionescu? Did the organization make a mistake replacing Sandy Brondello? And are they wasting another elite season from Breanna Stewart? Plus, Kelsey Mitchell is playing like a legitimate MVP candidate, Caitlin Clark makes WNBA history and the debate over who deserves to be called the face of the league heats up. The show also reacts to Sandy Brondello’s controversial comments about Angel Reese and the response that followed.  Topics include: 🏀 Why it’s officially time to worry about the Liberty 🚨 New York’s coaching and identity problems  🔄 Could the Liberty trade Sabrina Ionescu? ⏳ Are they wasting Breanna Stewart’s prime? 🔥 Kelsey Mitchell’s MVP-level run with the Fever ⭐ Caitlin Clark’s historic 45-point performance 👑 Who is actually the face of the WNBA? 🎙️ Sandy Brondello’s comments about Angel Reese Can the Liberty fix this roster before it’s too late—or is it already time to consider a major trade? And who do you consider the face of the WNBA right now? 👍 Like the video if you enjoyed it. 🔔 Subscribe for two new episodes every week covering the WNBA and women’s basketball.  Chapters:  00:00 It’s Time to Worry About the Liberty 01:09 Injuries Don’t Explain Everything  02:21 Chris DeMarco and New York’s Coaching Problems 05:27 The Liberty’s Offense and Identity Crisis  07:56 Did New York Make a Mistake Firing Sandy Brondello? 09:09 Is It Time to Trade Sabrina Ionescu? 11:25 Are the Liberty Wasting Breanna Stewart’s Prime? 13:33 Kelsey Mitchell and the Fever Look Like Contenders 18:31 Caitlin Clark Makes WNBA History 20:33 Who Is the Best Team in the WNBA? 21:31 Chicago’s Coaching and Injury Problems 23:07 Is Caitlin Clark the Face of the WNBA? 27:33 Could Paige Bueckers Become the Face of the League? 29:59 Sandy Brondello’s Comments About Angel Reese 37:24 Paige Bueckers, the Aces and All-Star Weekend #WNBA #NewYorkLiberty #IndianaFever #CaitlinClark #LetHerShoot See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Let Her Shoot — the unapologetic, unfiltered weekly deep dive into the wildest, boldest, and most game-changing stories in women’s sports. Hosted by women’s hoops expert Trysta Krick and sports content producer Sarah Chovnick, this isn’t your watered down recap show. It’s opinionated, it’s raw, and it’s all love. No fluff. Just real talk, real coverage, and real respect for the game. So whether you’re here for the game, the gossip, or the greatness — follow for more takes that go way beyond the stat sheet. New episodes every week.