Marie-Philip Poulin

And, you know, it is changing the future of women's sports and women's hockey.

you know, it makes me very happy that all of these players that have played, you know, you have like Marie-Philippe Poulin, you have like your Laura Stacey, you have all these players that have been playing for so long and they've been playing because they love it.

Like they haven't been given the recognition that they deserve.

And I think it's really cool now watching these players that I watched when I was so young now being able to play in a pro league made for them.

Now, we didn't have access to quick clips.

We might have been able to watch the SportsCenter highlights, every morning or every night, but you didn't have a little computer in your hand where you could just watch highlight videos of McDavid or Poulin at any time.

You could just search it up and look at it.

We didn't have access to that.

So if you're eight years old and you're playing competitive hockey, or just playing any hockey, you can't base your confidence on how amazing a hockey player are in the grand scheme of things.

You're not even remotely close to Marie-Philip Poulin.

Like, she's, like, so much better than you.

But does that mean, like, you shouldn't be confident because she's so much better than you? Of course not.

And their sincere corn gratulations.

Enter, if you dare, the corn maze of one New Brunswick farm, which this year celebrates the consistent corn-tributions of PWHL great Marie-Philippe Poulin by being in the shape of her face.

As it happens, the Tuesday edition, radio that's always looking at the broader context.

Mark Carney says the country must pivot away from the United States, even though that will come at a cost.

Thank you very much.

We reached architect Moshe Safdie in Boston.

What do Blue Rodeo, Terry Fox, and Marie-Philippe Poulin have in common? Yes, they're all Canadian legends, of course, but significantly, they're Canadian legends who have had corn mazes created in their honor.

Every fall, the Hunter Brothers Farm in New Brunswick picks something or someone to commemorate with a six-acre corn maze.

I'm going to go Hillary Knight.

I'm going to go Marie-Philippe Poulin.

Layla Edwards.

Man, this is what

So like you can pick either of them.

Abby Rock, you know, kind of had a pretty big scoring jump that might not be able to do that without Poulin.

So we'll keep an eye on those two for sure.

All right, so those are our opinions, and we're more than happy to hear what you think, especially if you think we're wrong.

And then once that auction closes, we'll touch on some of what the what the big guns sold for.

The PWHL, they had an auction, and some things you can still go do buy it nows on this out at therealist.com. One of the highest ones out here at the moment, or that closed, is also a great price, is Marie-Philippe Poulin.

Her sold with the Montreal victory, sold for $11,000.

Sarah Filer with a siren sold for $7,000.