Naz Hillmon on Expanding her Range, Her Family’s Basketball Roots, and Atlanta’s Championship Dreams

This week, Sue sits down with Atlanta Dream forward Naz Hillmon! Naz discusses how she had to evolve her game as she transitioned from a collegiate star at Michigan to pro athlete,  how she gained the confidence to start shooting threes, and what Atlanta needs to do to bring home the championship this year. And in Sue’s View, Sue gives a shout out to some record-breaking feats, from A’ja Wilson hitting 6,000 career points to Angel Reese’s double-double streak, and has some takeaways from the Lynx’s impressive win over the Wings. SUBSCRIBE ► Subscribe to Bird's Eye View for more WNBA interviews, reactions and highlights:    / @suebird   LISTEN ► Listen to Bird's Eye View on your favorite podcast platform. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/76CWtQO... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... #BirdsEyeView #SueBird #WNBA #nazhillmon #atlantadream #michigan FOLLOW SUE & THE SHOW ► Sue Bird on Instagram:   / sbird10   ► Sue Bird on X: https://x.com/s10bird ► Bird’s Eye View on Instagram:   / birdseyeviewpod   ► Bird’s Eye View on TikTok:   / birdseyeviewpod   About Bird's Eye View Bird's Eye View is your courtside seat to the WNBA, hosted by Hall of Famer and four-time champion Sue Bird. Every week, Sue offers sharp insight, candid analysis, interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories that spotlight the brilliance of women's basketball. Bird’s Eye View is produced in partnership with VOX MEDIA and TOGETHXR. New episodes drop every Friday on YouTube! About Sue Bird Sue Bird is a WNBA Hall of Famer, four-time WNBA champion, 13x All-Star and five-time Olympic gold medalist who spent all 19 of her active years in the WNBA playing for the Seattle Storm. In 2021, she founded TOGETHXR – a woman-centered media group – alongside three influential women athletes to further the progress, culture, representation, and coverage of all women and girls in sport. Since retiring, Sue has become Managing Director for USA Basketball's Women's National Team and holds a minority ownership stake in both the Seattle Storm and NWSL's Gotham FC.