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Professional Women's Hockey League

Professional Women's Hockey League

The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) is a professional ice hockey league for women, consisting of teams in North American cities. It organizes and operates its regular season, playoff championship (the Walter Cup), drafts, and expansion of teams.www.thepwhl.com

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Sep 12, 2026

ShayleGUEST
6:13
Empower.
ShayleGUEST
6:14
Oh, I love how you're not going off the PWHL.
DJ TreasonHOST
6:19
No, we're going to go Empower Cup.
DJ TreasonHOST
6:23
Once you see what this thing looks like, it will make sense.
Jeremy WolfHOST
22:37
The flag matters more than the money.
Jeremy WolfHOST
22:40
Per The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Faceoff, the PWHL and Scripps Sports announced the league's first season-long U.S. TV deal for 2026-2027.
Jeremy WolfHOST
22:49
A PWHL Game of the Week will air Saturday nights on ION.
Jeremy WolfHOST
22:52
Don't know where that is.
Jeremy WolfHOST
22:54
Maybe their app.
Jeremy WolfHOST
24:19
Hi, if you are.
Jeremy WolfHOST
24:22
The temptation is to hold out for the big check, the perfect partner, the deal that makes you look important.
Jeremy WolfHOST
24:27
The PWHL took the reach over the rate.
Ryan CarneyHOST
46:10
Great, great answer.
Ryan CarneyHOST
46:11
I know with the PWHL, we, we had some kind of partnership with Lululemon and people love that stuff.
Ryan CarneyHOST
46:17
It doesn't matter how expensive it is.
Ryan CarneyHOST
46:18
They're going to buy it.
Ryan CarneyHOST
46:19
It's going to be sold out.
Ryan CarneyHOST
46:20
Like it's crazy how well the brand they are and just how continued they strive.
Ryan CarneyHOST
46:25
And especially, I mean, we're, you know, partnering on the, on the, the PWHL side.
Ryan CarneyHOST
46:30
So obviously they're pretty well and, and, you know, helping as well.
Violet MillerPANELIST
4:02
So, you know, kind of a double-edged sword there in that they're trying to build this crowd.
Violet MillerPANELIST
4:06
They're trying to establish that base that the WNBA, the PWHL have done over the years and then, you know, kind of monetize that to keep it going.
Violet MillerPANELIST
4:14
But, you know, also there are now these resources, ESPN buying in, the MLB to a lesser extent with some of the teams kind of shouting them out.
Violet MillerPANELIST
4:22
Right.
Matt HamerHOST
2:32
I have not either.
John RodenburgHOST
2:33
No, it looks like the, the only thing I've seen from there, the PWHL had their, remember the draft was here in Ottawa? Yes.
John RodenburgHOST
2:40
Yeah.
John RodenburgHOST
2:40
I think the award show, I think it was, it was there.
Jana MorganHOST
0:29
Yeah.
Neal DeiningerHOST
0:30
Um, eh, I think the idea of this podcast is that we are just going to sort of week to week talk about stuff going on in the NHL, PWHL, try to have a fun angle to it, a little, a little silly, a little whimsical.
Neal DeiningerHOST
0:43
We'll see what happens.
Jana MorganHOST
0:44
Yeah.

7 MINS LATER

Neal DeiningerHOST
7:31
Um-
Jana MorganHOST
7:31
Yeah, I would.
Neal DeiningerHOST
7:32
We will be talking about the NHL to start out with on this podcast, but we will be talking about the PWHL as that season heats up.
Neal DeiningerHOST
7:40
Um, Jana, uh, you are a season ticket holder for the PWHL San Jose team, is that right?
Pierre McGuireHOST
39:47
... a full two minutes, even if you score.
Jimmy MurphyHOST
39:49
By the way, Shane, Shane telling us in the message box here that the PWHL does this right now.
Pierre McGuireHOST
39:54
Oh, that's good.
Pierre McGuireHOST
39:55
Um, I'd like to see you stay with a full two minutes.
Katie DeSaGUEST
8:32
And obviously it only happened every four years.
Katie DeSaGUEST
8:34
But now with the PWHL, it's really cool that pretty much any night of the week, for the most part, you could turn on the TV and see a women's professional game.
Katie DeSaGUEST
8:42
So I think that's really cool.
Chris SinclairHOST
8:44
Yeah, what a difference that makes for certainly for you, of course, but the next generation actually not have to wait every four years.

17 MINS LATER

Katie DeSaGUEST
25:42
But other than that, it was beautiful weather.
Chris SinclairHOST
25:45
Okay, we have put off this part of the conversation for far too long.
Chris SinclairHOST
25:51
I want to talk about this next chapter, of course, with the upcoming PWHL draft.
Chris SinclairHOST
25:56
You don't know where you're going to go by the time people listen to this, watch this.
Hockey PrincessHOST
59:06
And Dakota, the lovely woman who runs the group, will be able to get you added to the class.
Hockey PrincessHOST
59:12
It is another Hockey 101, but this time we are going through the differences between the NHL and the PWHL, be it actual gameplay, drafts, how playoffs are set up between the two leagues.
Hockey PrincessHOST
59:25
So we're going to break down the differences between NHL and PWHL for that class on October 19th at 6 p.m. Central Standard Time.
Hockey PrincessHOST
59:36
It should be very fun.
Hockey PrincessHOST
59:37
So come learn about hockey.
KrustyHOST
60:15
learns very well.
Hockey PrincessHOST
60:17
October 19th, it's a Monday night.
Hockey PrincessHOST
60:19
Come hang out with me on Zoom to learn differences between NHL and PWHL.
Joshua ReyHOST
49:19
Breaking Chelsea news also.
Joshua ReyHOST
49:21
So Todd Boley and Mark Walter, who, for those in North America know, own the PWHL, among other sports teams, are nearing a deal to sell their stakes to Clear Lake Capital.
Joshua ReyHOST
49:33
Wow.
Joshua ReyHOST
49:34
So this was reported like last month, I believe.

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