“It’s one thing to say ‘next woman up.’ It’s another thing to act like the next woman up,” she expressed. “I aim to not only preach that but also demonstrate it.”
Recently, Walker-Kimbrough has indeed demonstrated it: She led with a 10-point fourth quarter performance on Tuesday in Los Angeles, rallying the team from a 14-point deficit to a narrow 82-80 victory over the Sparks. Her 17 points were her season-high, following a 16-point performance in the previous game against the Connecticut Sun. With key starters sidelined due to injuries, the Mystics rely on every basket she can provide.
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