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Nneka Ogwumike: At “peace” with retirement, new hobbies and more | Flagrant and Funny
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Nneka Ogwumike: At “peace” with retirement, new hobbies and more | Flagrant and Funny
Nneka Ogwumike announced last month that this would be her last season in the W. She joins Jemele and Cari to reflect on her decision to step away from basketball and why she’s at “peace” with the timing. She discusses her achievements on and off the court. Remember, she helped negotiate the transformational CBA. Looking ahead, Nneka talks about her desire to remain connected to the game. Plus, Cari and Jemele have a few retirement hobbies for Nneka to try. FORE!
00:00 Intro
00:22 Nneka Announces Retirement
02:09 Grounding and Perspective
05:50 CBA Legacy and Growth
06:47 The Grind Behind Games
09:38 Commissioner Talk and Rest
11:38 Sparks Franchise Direction
16:22 Politics and Media Noise
21:16 League Leadership Ahead
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