In the world of sports, she's got next.

Next, here's Jordan Robinson.

Hey, hey, how's everybody doing?

Welcome to another episode of She's Got Next.

I'm Jordan Robinson, your host, and I'm women's sports number one fan. It's true. It's a fact.

Today we have a lot of women's sports stories to cover. We've got the latest headlines, the most

up-to-date news, and we have an amazing interview waiting for you later on in the show with a

professional athlete

and ESPN broadcaster. So make sure to stick around for that. It's really great. In case you

miss last week's episode, please go back and look it up because it was a national women's

soccer league mega episode jam packed with two interviews that really encapsulated

the league right now. First, I talked to Meg Linnehan, senior writer for the athletic, and she gave

us the 4-1-1 on the standings heading into the second half of the NWSL season. The Kansas City

Current are still the team to beat

sitting comfortably in that number one seed. But Orlando Pride sneaking up and compose great

competition just like they did years before. They actually square off on Saturday, August 16th.

So depending on when you're listening to this,

make sure to tune in to see the two best teams Duke it out.

We also touched on the much-anticipated return of Trinity Rodman for the Washington Spirit.

She's been rehabbing an injury, but in her first match back, she made the game-winning

goal an extra time over the Portland Thorns. I urge

you to go on social media and watch her postgame interview. She was moved to tears. Just talking

...