"I have this platform, I'm the executive producer of this show, it has my name on it, I want to do something that's going to be a part of something positive for women in sports."
"I thought 'I just did this [quarantine/bubble] for three weeks, I cannot do it again. It's not good for me to do again.' And I'm going to hate not doing it, in particular if the NHL guys go, I'm going to hate it. I'm going to feel like I missed out. But I just couldn't do it."
"I was inducted into the Sportscasting Hall of Fame, and I was actually mad. Because it meant, like, 'I'm near the end,' and I didn't like that."
"Whether it's SportsCenter or The Jump or NFL Live, everyone's having that conversation. And I'm like 'Oh, word? Oh, wow.' It's just cool now, period."
"I loved it, but it took years of my life. I'm too old to be doing that, it's a young man's game."
"Yeah, he said many things, but I don't know, I mean, was it that bad? I don't know. ...I don't think that his words were racist."
"I always thought that people focused way more on the act of the tweet itself than the sentiment and the factual basis of the tweet. It's like, 'Well, are we going to talk about the fact that it's true? Or are we just going to focus on the fact that it was tweeted?"
"They gave me essentially everything I wanted. ...It was like everything that I had kind of thought of over the last year."