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SE01-EP15 Kelly Pannek IS Minnesota Hockey. Plus: Battle for 4th, great goalies, awards get names.

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About this episode

Tessa and Julia welcome Pizza Pizza as the new sponsor of our headlines segment! Battle for 4th is getting intense... but Minnesota is making it difficult on themselves. Goalies have shown-out league wide in season one... should make for an interesting offseason for tendys. A few of the end-of-season awards have their names revealed.

PWHL Minnesota's Kelly Pannek joins to discuss her path to playing puck in The State of Hockey. Plus, her stellar golf game, why she is the "team dad" and reliving her Olympic Gold Medal in 2018.

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The PWHL, the YouTube channel of PWHL | Home, on 2024-04-29
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1 h 17 min
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