Welcome to Good Game with Sarah Spain, where we're trying not to judge the grunters in tennis, but we're really not fans.

It's Wednesday, November 20th, and on today's show, we'll sit down with one of the greatest tennis players of all time, one of the most influential Americans of the 20th and 21st centuries, and truly the goat of women's sports equality and advancement, the one and only Billy Jean King.

Plus, reindeer games, good boys who just want to play ball, and rookie hardware.

It's all coming up right after this.

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Welcome back, Slices, and greetings once again from Malaga, Spain.

Here's what you need to know today.

The Billie Jean King Cup finals conclude today, and we are excited to be in the building to watch the showdown between

Italy and Slovakia. In case you haven't caught any of the action yet, here's how the event

works. During each round of competition, nations go head to head in a best of three format,

featuring two singles matches, followed by one doubles match if necessary. Countries get a point

for each match they win. Two points you advance.

Slovakia will be going for its first win at the event since 2002 and second win all time,

while Italy will be going for its fifth in history. To the NWSL, leading up to Saturday's

championship, the league is announcing all of the end-of-season awards, including rookie of the year,

which went to Washington Spirit midfielder and friend of the show, Croy Buthun. If you missed her

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