
Q: What does being an All-Star mean to you?
Pondexter: "It's a great honor to be considered one of the top WNBA players. You get to
play with a lot of other great players, have fun and relax."
Q: What is your favorite event at All-Star?
Pondexter: "My favorite event has to be the open practice event with the Western Conference."
Q: What is your best All-Star memory?
Pondexter: "My best memory has to be when we were able to go to 'Read
to Achieve.' They just opened a new center at the shelter."
Q: What do you think All-Star says about you as a player and your current season?
Pondexter: "That all your hard work from the season is paying off and that people enjoy
watching you play."
Q: Do you think fans accurately vote for the best players?
Pondexter: "I think for the most part. Of course there is going to be a little bias. That
is what it is about. Fans get to interact with players and that is what makes it worthwhile."
Q: Was there any about All-Star weekend that surprised you?
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Q: Does All-Star weekend help clear your head from the regular season?
Pondexter: "Definitely, it's like a fresh start. Everything from the first half is over
with and the second half becomes more intense and everybody is much more focused."
Q: Do other leagues you play in have something similar to an All-Star weekend?
Pondexter: "I played in the Euroleague All-Star game. It is very similar, but I think the
WNBA All-Star is better."
Q: If you had to guess who was going to be MVP of this year's All-Star game, who
would you choose?
Pondexter: "Becky Hammon."
Q: How does All-Star benefit you as a player?
Pondexter: "It is an honor and prestige as well as something to put on your resume. But more than that it allows you to
build friendships, give back, have fun and relax."
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