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Welcome to Metal Lockers 60. It has already been decided that our honorary captain is Chuck

Bagnaric. And if Howard is listening to this, there's a chance I said that last name wrong

and I'm hoping that he corrects me next week. But for now, Metal Lockers 60 and I'm Kate

Fagan, your host, Noah Meene today, Noah Howard. It is going to be me and Meg Lennahan

from the athletic senior writer covering all kinds of things. But here today and relevant

today is soccer. And Meg has been on before about a month ago or so, Meg. So thanks for

your recurring guests now on the Metal Lockers. No, you just can't get rid of me at this

point. That's right. No, but I want to. Before we get started on the NWSL and pro soccer,

I wanted to get a little bit of your perspective on Grant Wall, who recently passed. He was

on Metal Lockers a few weeks ago from Qatar as he was his eighth World Cup. And I know you

knew him. And the one thing that I think Chris Wittingham shared his stories on football.

And I wanted your perspective specifically when it came to Grant on his position in

women's soccer, maybe how he helped you personally or more so how you saw him approach

covering the women's game. Yeah, I mean, there is probably my job doesn't exist without

Grant kind of pushing the coverage forward. Obviously, he had multiple cover stories, right?

Going back to the 99 women's roll cup. So I think, you know, we're in such a weird

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