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Episode 86 – Settling the Team Puppy Score? – Featuring Annie Pankowski
by Darren Brown
May 13, 2020
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by Darren Brown
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Sound of Hockey welcomes another awesome guest this week, as World Champion (Team USA) and NCAA Champion (Wisconsin), Annie Pankowski joins the show. 

With Pankowski, the guys discuss a variety of topics, from her title run with the Badgers, to her impactful performance in a very bizarre gold medal game at the Women’s World Championship, to her work as an aspiring veterinarian. She even (sort of) helps the guys decide who has it right in the ongoing team puppy debate. 

Also on this week’s episode, a WHL update from Andy Eide reveals the challenges being faced suddenly by the Portland Winterhawks, and the guys  discuss the Brendan Leipsic fiasco from the past week.

Segments this week include Weekly One-Timers and Tweets of the Week.

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