SE01-EP05 Erin Ambrose: Trailblazer, advocate, dog mom. Plus: Record crowd in Toronto, TO rolling.
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About this episode
Tessa and Julia break down an eventful week in the PWHL including a record crowd in Toronto as PWHL TO goes streaking. Minnesota still excelling even without Taylor Heise. Were expectations set too high for PWHL Boston at the outset of the season?
Then, PWHL Montreal's Erin Ambrose joins to discuss what it feels like to be boo-ed, the transition from the mens' game to the womens' and the inception of the Montreal "win-dance".
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- 1 h 18 min
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