Hmmmm. Not sure who criticized there was no women's league, I imagine it was women. Now there is one, which is good. I don't sit on the couch wishing it will fail, but, as a man, it's hard to watch, thats the honest truth. I repeat, it will last as long as the owners and sponsers are willing to lose money. Sorry if that offends you.
Yes it was women, they make up half the planet…there are professional teams in all sports that lose money year after year so why are people shocked if the happens in women’s hockey.Hmmmm. Not sure who criticized there was no women's league, I imagine it was women. Now there is one, which is good. I don't sit on the couch wishing it will fail, but, as a man, it's hard to watch, thats the honest truth. I repeat, it will last as long as the owners and sponsers are willing to lose money. Sorry if that offends you.
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For now, it's a novelty.Just saying...
Inaugural Toronto PWHL game pulls in almost 3 million viewers
An historic home opener for the Toronto's PWHL game as almost 3 million Canadian viewers tuned in on New Year's Day to catch the game between the home team and New York.toronto.citynews.ca
PWHL breaks women's hockey attendance record in Minnesota
Saturday night's PWHL game between Montreal and Minnesota drew a record crowd.www.sportsnet.ca
Yes there is. But there are not professional leagues that lose money year after year. They fold because they are not viable.
Yes, they have folded twice due to massive losses. Third times a charm...they only lost $60 million last year but now they have merged with two other losing entities to form the new United Football League. We'll see how that goes.
I'm a bit weird. I'm watching the Habs vs Flyers (now in OT). Old habits die hard.
