Boston Bruins show support to the new PWHL franchise in Boston
As anticipation heightens, the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) unveiled its initial six markets on Tuesday, ushering in an exciting chapter for women's hockey.
Among those applauding this progressive stride is the Boston Bruins, who are rallying behind the PWHL as it paves the way for a bright future in the sport.
A New Landscape Unveiled
The new markets include Boston, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and the bustling New York City area.
These cities will soon witness the formation of dynamic teams, a process set to kickstart through a 10-day free agency window commencing on September 1st.
With the regular season primed for a January launch, fans are gearing up for an action-packed journey.
Embracing the Momentum
Expressing enthusiasm, the Bruins voiced their sentiments on the X platform, previously known as Twitter.
Championing Progress
Stan Kasten, president of the Los Angeles Dodgers, stands as one of the prominent financial supporters of the PWHL.
His aspirations soar high as he envisions the league attracting top-tier women's hockey talent from across the globe.
The Unveiling Continues
While the first wave of revelations sets the stage, the PWHL promises more unveilings on the horizon.
Enthusiasts can anticipate forthcoming announcements encompassing the 24-game regular-season schedule and the appointment of general managers for each franchise.
The countdown begins for the 2023 PWHL Draft scheduled for September 18th, offering a sneak peek into the player pool available to each team. Notably, the free-agency pool remains a crucial resource for teams to craft their competitive rosters.
Eyes on Boston
As the debut game inches closer, expect a cascade of information about the Boston franchise in the buildup.
Details and insights are set to unfold, building anticipation for the inaugural face-off of an exhilarating season.
Source: Nesn
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Are you excited about the Professional Women's Hockey League's (PWHL) new era and the inclusion of original six markets, including Boston, for women's hockey? | ||
| Yes | 24 | 64.9 % |
| No | 13 | 35.1 % |
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