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A sports podcast that does what theSkimm does best: provide championship takes and breakdowns of the biggest stories you care about most. Finally, there’s a show dedicated to treating sports like the bingeable reality TV they actually are.
Trinity Rodman’s Big Comeback, Cyclists Losing Their Periods for the Podium, and Luka Dončić’s Hot Boy Summer
Well Played
49 minutes
3 months ago
Trinity Rodman’s Big Comeback, Cyclists Losing Their Periods for the Podium, and Luka Dončić’s Hot Boy Summer
Trinity Rodman is so back. After spending months sidelined with a back injury, the Washington Spirit forward made her return and scored a game-winning goal. Tears, hugs, and a vulnerable celebration ensued. Blake and Caroline also dive into why the women’s Tour de France has some cyclists talking about periods, infertility, and overtraining.
In this episode of Well Played, we also cover:
Blake and Caroline’s recap of Diana Taurasi’s docuseries premiere in New York
The will-they-won’t-they situationship between Micah Parsons and Jerry Jones
Just how fast Caitlin Clark clocked Jordan Chiles’ disloyalty to the Fever
The tea on the potential $325 million sale of the Connecticut Sun
Why Luka Dončić is gaining honorary millennial status
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Well Played
A sports podcast that does what theSkimm does best: provide championship takes and breakdowns of the biggest stories you care about most. Finally, there’s a show dedicated to treating sports like the bingeable reality TV they actually are.
