Cassie Campbell-Pascall joins Raffaele Papaianni on Bleed Oil Blue for a hockey conversation on the Edmonton Oilers, Olympic gold, the PWHL and what may be next behind the bench.

The two-time Olympic gold medallist and trailblazing broadcaster goes inside Team Canada’s unforgettable 2002 and 2006 gold-medal runs, her work with the PWHL, and why one unified women’s league is changing the game. Cassie also reflects on breaking barriers at Hockey Night in Canada, calling games alongside Bob Cole, joining ESPN, mentoring the next generation and pursuing a future Walter Cup.

Plus: Cassie shares the story behind her new book, *Just a Girl*, identifies young PWHL players to watch and gives her Stanley Cup prediction.

Tell us in the comments: Which PWHL star should every hockey fan watch and who is your Stanley Cup pick?

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CHAPTERS

00:00​ Introduction & welcome

00:27​ Cassie’s new book: Just a Girl

01:50​ Edmonton Oilers early-season thoughts

03:26​ Dealing with tough coaches

04:18​ The 2002 Olympic gold-medal moment

06:55​ Team Canada’s 2006 Olympic gold run

08:13​ The growth of women’s hockey

09:32​ Cassie’s role as PWHL special advisor

11:15​ Building the future of the PWHL

12:58​ Breaking barriers on Hockey Night in Canada

14:57​ Calling games with Bob Cole

16:30​ Joining ESPN and evolving as a broadcaster

18:14​ Stepping back from coaching her daughter

18:59​ Would Cassie coach or manage a PWHL team?

20:00​ Mentoring the next generation for Team Canada

21:15​ Meeting the Queen

22:36​ Thoughts on recent Olympic tournaments

24:27​ Young PWHL stars to watch

26:57​ Cassie’s Stanley Cup prediction

27:20​ Outro & thanks

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