Podcasts about women's baseball world cup

After a stellar showing for Baseball Canada at the Women's Baseball World Cup, Red Deer's Kelsey Lalor finished up the season by being named Baseball Alberta's Women's Open Player of the Year recently. We chatted with her as well as former Medicine Hat Blue Jays catcher Guillermo Quiroz, who now coaches in the Chicago White Sox system.

Fresh off a cameo in the latest Apple Keynote (what?!) THREE SWINGS RETURNS! Rhea talks the mental process of playing better baseball, the Women's Baseball World Cup, baseball voices you should be paying attention to, fantasy updates, seeing Jason Isbell live, and oh yeah, MLB updates and World Series predictions.CONNECT W/ THREE SWINGS ON TWITTER & INSTAGRAM // AND SEND YOUR ROSIN BAG QUESTIONS:https://twitter.com/threeswingspodhttps://www.instagram.com/threeswingspodPLEASE SUBSCRIBE/RATE US on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.THREE SWINGS IS A FOREVER DOG PODCASThttp://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/three-swings

Please Nationals, stop making us have to update our theme song. This episode Resting Pitchface discusses not just the loss of Gio Gonzalez but many players we've loved and lost over the years. Joined by familial special guest Hannah, we walk back all the way to Lastings Milledge and try to find some perspective. Also, all the games of the Women's Baseball World Cup are still on YouTube if you missed them, so if you want to know who were talking about when we talk about Jade Gortarez or Ayami Sato, you should check those out. It's September folks, here comes the clown car bullpen....cart. Episode 41 - Spiritual Grain Beetles

Coach and Tucker discuss teams going into the stretch run of the MLB Season. The Nationals are a franchise in need of group therapy (1:50), and for all the hitting additions, the Dodgers are falling off thanks to a banged up bullpen. Who are these Tampa Bay Rays (9:30), here come the terrifying Cardinals, and a real team of ballplayers in Oakland (25:20). Coming into Home: The Problems with Acuna getting hit (28:20), Drysdale vs. Mathews in the 60s, love for the Little League WS (36:41), and not enough love for the Women's Baseball World Cup (40:20).

Harry and Kendall talk about the Women's Baseball World Cup, then look at how the number of

Women's Baseball Network covers all national teams that compete in the Women's Baseball World Cup, Japan Women's Baseball League, and other tournaments