Sue Bird offers advice to Paige Bueckers on if she should go pro early | Stephen A’s World

ESPN published this video item, entitled “Sue Bird offers advice to Paige Bueckers on if she should go pro early | Stephen A’s World” – below is their description.

Sue Bird joins Stephen A’s World to discuss her podcast “Summer of Gold” that focuses on the significance of the 1996 Summer Olympics and Paige Bueckers’ success as a freshman at UConn.

0:00 What inspired her and Alex Morgan to produce the podcast.

2:42 Sue says there is a momentum shift going on with the WNBA.

3:24 What Bird sees in Paige Bueckers’ “special” game.

5:34 What she’d advise Bueckers to do about staying at UConn or trying to enter the WNBA early.

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