Show Notes
Kinley Rasmus just pitched SIX shutout innings and struck out 8 and she's only one of TWO girls competing this year! ⚾🔥
This week on the Weekly Sports Show, Pepper's got the scoop on:
🎾 Serena Williams is BACK at the US Open, teaming up with Carlos Alcaraz in mixed doubles at the US Open
🏆 Coco Gauff wins her second Cincy Women's Open title
🏀 THREE WNBA records fall: Alyssa Thomas, Kelsey Mitchell & Angel Reese are unstoppable
👟 Billie Jean King's legendary 1973 blue shoes are BACK
And so much more!
Plus, Bay FC founding owner Leslie Osborne shares her wisdom on handling tough moments in this week's Pep Talk.
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