'It's really fun to watch these young women perform in their craft and be passionate about it. So for me, the WNBA will always stand for team, will always stand for for everyone and the empowerment, especially, of our our young women.'
Former University of Maryland star and Washington Mystics analyst Christy Winters-Scott joined Scripps News to discuss the start of the WNBA season.
WNBA Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner just recently made her return to the basketball court after being released from a Russian prison in December. Winters-Scott says she didn't think she would ever see Griner play again, but her return is significant for a number of reasons.WATCH BELOW: KGUN 9's Jason Barr and Pat Parris speak with Brian Lawlor about Scripps' multiyear broadcast deal with the WNBA that will see Friday night games aired on Scripps' ION network.
"And you just have to marvel at Brittney Griner and her seamless transition back to the court. I didn't think that she would be that smooth with her game but she has been phenomenal. She had a 27-point performance just a couple of games ago.
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