SE01 - EP08 Storytime with Emma Maltais. Plus: TO has MTL's number and trade deadline approaches.
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About this episode
Molson comes on board with the PWHL to increase player visibility. Toronto beats Montreal. Again. Another shutout for Campbell and teams are now tied for first place. A couple of signings around the league to report. Trade deadline is approaching... but it's tough to determine buyers and sellers with Women's Worlds still on the horizon.
PWHL Toronto's Emma Maltais joins us to talk eyebrow errors, dressing up to get a laugh and spreading lice to her future teammates. And yeah, you read that right.
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