WNBA champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist Angel McCoughtry joins Chaunté Lowe on The Lowe Point for a powerful conversation about identity, loss, and redefining purpose beyond the game. At the height of her career, Angel suffered back-to-back ACL injuries that didn’t just sideline her physically, but forced her to confront who she was without basketball. What followed was an identity crisis, a reckoning with the inhumane side of professional sports, and ultimately, a rebirth. Angel opens up about depression, mental health, faith, and the long road to healing when the cheers stop and the calls don’t come anymore. She reflects on learning that her worth was never tied to scoring 40 points, but to simply being Angel. From her Olympic memories with Kobe Bryant to advocating for pensions, protections, and humanity in women’s sports, Angel speaks candidly about what the league owes its legends and what the next generation needs to survive. Now channeling her creativity into filmmaki...