What's up, Lady Ballers. Welcome back. We're Sakura Props and it's Game Time.

What up, Lady Ballers. What's up, what's up? Happy Friday, guys. We have a very special

guest today, Laurie Lindsay. Laurie played in the Andrew O'Cell. She played overseas. She

played in the US, was a national team and now she's a commentator. I mean, there's

nothing she can't do and that includes hiking one of the hardest mountains in Canada

with us. Oh my goodness. What we have to talk about because that was wild. That was the

first time we met her too. So we were like not even able to breathe while we're talking

to her. While we're like trying to get to know someone. But yeah, so I feel like it'll

be nice to catch up with her and just learn about what she's doing now with commentating

and yeah, what's going on with the Andrew O'Cell and the national team now. Her thoughts.

So enjoy everyone. Hello. Hi. How's it going? How are you? Yeah, great. How's everyone?

Good. Long time no see. I know. It's been too long. We were just reminiscing about our

grass, grass ground. Was that grass ground? Yeah, it was wonderful. Something popped up like

a foot of that for me in my phone or something and I was like, what was that call? That

was a lie. So for the Lady Ballers who don't know what the

grass grind is. In 2015, we were at the Women's World Cup in Canada and we met Laurie Lindsay

for a shoot that we were doing and we decided to hike this two mile mountain. It took us

like an hour and a half, right? What was the vertical on it? It was like 2,800 feet

and two miles, which is extremely steep. And so we're trying to talk to her as we're

early up this mountain and we're being filmed. And we're just out of breath the entire

time. So it was just such a funny experience. I would do it again. I would totally do it again.

Yeah. That's the pro athlete in you. Well, what's funny is that before we went with you,

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