Welcome back to the wind side of the show. Aria Schwartz along with Rachel Gallagher, back for another episode, glad to have Rachel back in the booth to discuss all things WNBA while she's getting ready to break some more news now I'm joking. There's so many different avenues we can go here. I mean, let's first write we're a little bit past the draft we're right before camp begins teams are hours away from having to set their training camp rosters, which means a lot of sad times for a lot of college basketball fans. And WNBA fans who had hopes for these players. I mean, Emily engler getting waved earlier today cut by Indiana is got to send a shock system, a shockwave, chills, goosebumps through the W to a lot of players, look, yes, she had an overseas injury, a little bit back pun intended. But still a shock for a player was so much potential, I think, played well last year, showed many abilities of what she can bring to a WNBA team. Obviously, not a superstar yet, but definitely, in my opinion, superstar potential. Rachel, where's your mindset kind of as we are on the eve of camp and the ruthless cuts begin? I mean, it's just, it's just an annual outcry for expansion all over social media, the annual outcry for people not understanding. I mean, you know, it is what it is. I mean, we talk about it all throughout the course of the year. We talk about how hard it is to make a roster. Nobody is off limits. And I think there's so many circumstances that maybe aren't necessarily always as obvious to understand whether it's an injury, whether it's just fit. I do think, you know, you have to really realize it is about fit, you know? And for like a fever, so many, so many picks, so much change in the last couple of years. I think I saw that they have now waived the top four pick in every of their last three draft classes, which is that's insane. You know, it's crazy. But now, I mean, at the end of the day, they've been a lottery team. You know, I mean, forever, now it feels like. So