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She's Got Game with Michaela Schreiter and Robyn Flynn highlights women's sports and the incredible athletes who play them. You'll hear from athletes, coaches, and the trailblazers that paved the way, along with detailed analysis and insider information from two of the most plugged in individuals in women's sports.
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Michaela and Robyn discuss Naomi Osaka withdrawing from Wimbledon, Sue Bird moving up another spot in the record books, and Simone Biles calling out US Gymnastics. They also have interviews with retired US Women's National Hockey Team star Kacey Bellamy, and Canadian golfer Alena Sharp
Michaela and Robyn chat with Olympic gold medalist Natalie Spooner about the road to Beijing. They also talk about breaking the glass ceiling with Kate Beirness, and hear from Jennifer Bishop, the Chair of the Board of Directors for Tennis Canada, about growing women's tennis
This weekend’s launch edition of She’s Got Game includes interviews with Olympic bobsledder Kaillie Humphries and TSN anchor Kate Beirness.
On this week's show, Michaela and Shaila discuss what to do in this sportsless Covid-19 world. Michaela also talks about Tom Brady leaving the Pats, and the ladies count down their 5 favourite sports movies to watch during this age of self-isolation. They reflect on their favourite Sens memories, and of course bring you their mouchoirs of the week
Michaela and Shaila talk about how Covid-19 has essentially shut down the sports world, with the NHL joining other leagues in suspending play. They're also joined by Lisa Wallace to talk about the Sens, and discuss some sexist comments about women's soccer
The ladies talk about the Sens 4-3 win over the Islanders in Pageau's return to Ottawa, Former Senator Mika Zibanejad scoring 5 goals in a Rangers win, Sens California road trip Jenn Botterill joins the show.
Michaela and Shaila recap the NHL trade deadline, which saw Sens forward JG Pageau sent to the New York Islanders. So of course, they share their favourite Pageau moments. They also talk about the Kobe and Gigi Bryant celebration of life, the US Women's Soccer team, and whether or not the Tokyo Olympics are at risk.
Michaela and Shaila discuss that week that was for the Sens, including Chris Phillips' jersey retirement and Bobby Ryan returning to the team. They also discuss the impending trade deadline, and what Ottawa should do with JG Pageau. Then the ladies discuss women in hockey, and wrap up the show with their mouchoirs of the week!
Michaela and Shaila talk some Sens on this special Valentine's Day edition of That's What She Said. They discuss Chris Phillips' jersey retirement, and Mark Borowiecki on Everyone Can Play. They also talk about the firing of Bruce Boudreau, and Zack Kassian's kicking incident. Then the ladies delve into the latest from the Astros sign stealing saga, and bring you their mouchoirs of the week
On this week's show, Michaela and Shaila talk Sens, as well as taking a look around the NHL. They also look back at the Super Bowl, both the game and the halftime show. They also talk Team Canada, in both hockey and soccer, then wrap the show with their mouchoirs of the week
Shaila is back from vacation, and she and Michaela talk about the death of Kobe Bryant. They also discuss Christine Sinclair setting the all time goals record, then make their Super Bowl predictions. The ladies then wrap up the show with their mouchoirs of the week
Michaela is joined by Hailey Salvian from the Athletic this week, and they talk about Hailey covering the Senators, as well as sharing some of her predictions she made about their season. They also discuss the NHL All Star weekend, which features a 3 on 3 showdown between the women from Canada and the US. They talk Eli Manning, the Super Bowl, and throw their mouchoirs of the week
Michaela and Shaila discuss Mark Stone's return to Ottawa, and the Sens' extended losing streak. They also break down the Matthew Tkachuk/Zack Kassian feud, and talk about the Canadian and US Women going to the All Star Game. They make NFL picks, dive into the Astros sign stealing scandal, and throw their mouchoirs of the week
The ladies discuss the Sens, and what drafting Alexis Lafreniere could mean for the franchise. They also debate the merits of the shootout, and discuss the PWHPA's showcase in Toronto, as well as some comments about women's hockey from the Spittin' Chiclets podcast. They also look ahead to this weekend's NFL games, and throw their mouchoirs
Michaela and Shaila are back for their first show of 2020, and tackle Ottawa trading for a potential starting QB. They also break down the World Juniors, as well as the women's U-18 tourney. They take a trip around the NHL, the NFL, and bring you their first mouchoirs of the year
It's the last show of 2019, and the ladies count down their top stories of the year. They also discuss the Taylor Hall trade, the red hot Anthony Duclair, Thomas Chabot's ice time, the RedBlacks, and much more
Michaela and Shaila start the show by talking about the NHL's new 4 point plan to handle the culture. They discuss the hiring of Redblacks head Coach Paul LaPolice. Megan Rapinoe wins the sports person of the year award. Then throw their mouchoirs and automatic first down of the week.
Michaela and Shaila start the show by talking about the latest revelations about abusive coaches in the NHL. They also take a look around the league at the red hot Bruins, Taylor Hall and the Devils and more. They look ahead to this weekend's afternoon game in Philly, and discuss BoroCop's crime fighting, then throw their mouchoirs of the week
On this week's show, the ladies break down Don Cherry losing his job. They're also joined by The Athletic's Hailey Salvian to talk about the Sens, touch on Colin Kaepernick and throw their mouchoirs of the week
This week, Michaela and Shaila talk about Rick Campbell parting ways with the RedBlacks. They also talk some Sens after a big win against the Kings, discuss women's hockey, and are joined by Graeme Ivory to break down the Fury FC news
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