Ailish Hour: Canada's WJC Gold w/ Dave Cameron + Lorie Kane on the CP Women's Open
Kaitlyn McGrath, Blue Jays reporter for The Athletic, joins Ailish to discuss the Blue Jays’ strong starting pitching during their weekend series in the Bronx, Alek Manoah’s recent issues with command, George Springer’s value in the leadoff spot, and Bo Bichette’s struggles this season. Afterwards, Dave Cameron, head coach of Canada’s World Junior team, stops by to chat about his team’s gold medal win in Edmonton, Mason McTavish’s iconic “save” in overtime of the Gold Medal game, and the challenge of regrouping after the initial cancellation of the tournament in December (23:57). Later, Canadian LPGA legend Lorie Kane checks in from Ottawa to discuss her 30th and final appearance at the CP Women’s Open this weekend and Brooke Henderson’s impressive run on the LPGA Tour (35:05). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate
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Show Notes
Kaitlyn McGrath, Blue Jays reporter for The Athletic, joins Ailish to discuss the Blue Jays’ strong starting pitching during their weekend series in the Bronx, Alek Manoah’s recent issues with command, George Springer’s value in the leadoff spot, and Bo Bichette’s struggles this season. Afterwards, Dave Cameron, head coach of Canada’s World Junior team, stops by to chat about his team’s gold medal win in Edmonton, Mason McTavish’s iconic “save” in overtime of the Gold Medal game, and the challenge of regrouping after the initial cancellation of the tournament in December (23:57). Later, Canadian LPGA legend Lorie Kane checks in from Ottawa to discuss her 30th and final appearance at the CP Women’s Open this weekend and Brooke Henderson’s impressive run on the LPGA Tour (35:05).
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate