Chat with Lisa Leslie

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Tedy Bruschi Future Hall of Famer Lisa Leslie calls it quits after 12 seasons.

Welcome to SportsNation! On Friday, former Los Angeles Spark and U.S. Olympian Lisa Leslie stops by to chat about retirement, the WNBA, and her latest charitable focus on liver cancer awareness.

Over her 12 seasons in the WNBA, Leslie was a three-time league MVP, two-time Finals MVP, two-time defensive player of the year and a member of the WNBA's All-Decade Team. In 2003, Lisa became the first player to dunk a basketball in a WNBA game and as a four-time Olympian she is one of only two female basketball players to win four gold medals (Teresa Edwards being the other).

Liver cancer awareness is dear to Lisa's heart. She lost her dad not too long ago to liver cancer after he was diagnosed only two months earlier and is now helping launch MyLiverCancerOptions.com, a site that will inform people of the symptoms and proper treatment.

Send your questions now and join Leslie Friday at 2:30 p.m. ET!

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