The Future of Women's Professional Hockey

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  • Опубликовано: 27 янв 2025

Комментарии • 84

  • @jimlepsch6840
    @jimlepsch6840 6 лет назад +16

    People need to take notice, woman hockey players are very good at the game. It's time to start giving them the credit they deserve!!!!!

    • @slew2108
      @slew2108 5 лет назад +1

      No they are not. Get real.

    • @andyshibata548
      @andyshibata548 5 лет назад

      Its all about marketing

    • @JensSchraeder
      @JensSchraeder 5 лет назад +1

      Women should support womens hockey. Its just not the same game

    • @sega32xxx14
      @sega32xxx14 4 года назад +2

      As someone who gave a couple NWHL games a chance tonight, the slow, almost dismal rate of play, the horrendously low aptitude of the players compared to even Jr hockey league games with 15-16 year old players is almost just...sad, it's like cringe worthy to attempt to watch....and we're talking about the highest level of women's professional hockey in the US... Body checks, hits against the boards etc are simply an integral part of the game of Hockey... It's basically non-existent in your average game, it's just sadly a pathetic display of competition, and I truly wish it wasn't so...but the truth is the truth...

    • @gmac9641
      @gmac9641 4 года назад +1

      When you have to tell people to give something the credit it deserves... it doesn't deserve credit.

  • @brianschlaf547
    @brianschlaf547 8 лет назад +21

    NWHL needs to get a team in Chicago!

    • @cellybigtime1833
      @cellybigtime1833 8 лет назад

      Brian Schlaf yup

    • @razorback9926
      @razorback9926 5 лет назад +1

      I bet they couldn't fill a local ice rink if they gave out free tickets.

  • @maggiekeeports9215
    @maggiekeeports9215 5 лет назад +1

    I love everything about Women’s hockey! I play roller hockey on a unisex team but I love watching these type of videos

  • @razorback9926
    @razorback9926 5 лет назад +2

    Wait, there's a such thing as women's pro hockey? I've never seen a game, never read a box score, never seen it on TV, never heard of any player. And I follow the NHL like crazy.

    • @ampmri2434
      @ampmri2434 5 лет назад

      Exactly. Where is the promotion for crying out loud?

  • @visforvendetta1326
    @visforvendetta1326 8 лет назад +22

    The CHWL cannot call itself a pro league, because the players are working for free. Until that changes it can only be considered an amateur league. There is only one pro league and that's the NWHL.

  • @Bardo_16
    @Bardo_16 9 лет назад +8

    One of the better stories of the day/week

    • @Bardo_16
      @Bardo_16 9 лет назад +1

      Im sorry that u dont enjoy athletic events

  • @sturmgesutz
    @sturmgesutz 8 лет назад +14

    The CWHL at the "moment" is an amateur league, 95 % of the best women players on the planet play in it... not bad for an amateur league. The womens game is growing fast and will only get stronger. I agree with the allow body checking brigade, but not the allow fighting brigade. If I want to see a fight [ and I mean a REAL fight no refs or rules ] I just need to go uptown on any Friday / Saturday night and I can see any amount of REAL fights. I don't want to have to pay money to see it., I want to see Hockey.

  • @user-en7qh9jv4b
    @user-en7qh9jv4b Год назад

    Awesome to see Women's Hockey develop.

  • @tyee4u
    @tyee4u 6 лет назад +3

    Two years later and the battle continues 😞

  • @humanperson6705
    @humanperson6705 7 лет назад +7

    Maybe if they allowed checking and fighting they might get more views

    • @kaitlynphillips3139
      @kaitlynphillips3139 7 лет назад +3

      Human Person agreed, it should be allowes

    • @kaitlynphillips3139
      @kaitlynphillips3139 7 лет назад +1

      Allowed*

    • @controlshift975
      @controlshift975 6 лет назад +4

      I want checking in women's hockey. Please, stop trying to "protect" women...I can assure you we can take a hit and get back up.

    • @midnight-2021
      @midnight-2021 5 лет назад

      @@controlshift975 damn these women are even very good at the college level as well. I just watched the ncaa women's hockey championship between Minnesota and Wisconsin and I am more impressed with their skating, puck handling and passing skills in that game more than the ncaa college men's game that I watched yesterday between Notre Dame and Penn State in the B10 championship. The women's game on a professional and collegiate level has majorly improved in the last decade.

  • @yuticheng394
    @yuticheng394 6 лет назад +5

    NHL established in 1917 and it had ups and downs; teams folded, league expanded to today’s size.
    Don’t just criticize women’s game. Support it! Support it by going to games, by asking to broadcast games to bigger audiences.
    Give CWHL a few more years, I sure it will be better. It will give talented players a league to play and give fans like me to enjoy the game.

    • @ampmri2434
      @ampmri2434 5 лет назад

      YuTi Cheng I totally agree.

  • @zackmacneill3307
    @zackmacneill3307 8 лет назад

    I like how she was talking about the Americans watching the game who won though

  • @Defender78
    @Defender78 5 лет назад

    Omg lol sad :/ at 2:24 with the ominous music and "they don't get paid". Well, it's now May 2019, four years after the video, the CWHL has just folded and the NWHL is about to strike. Unfortunately women's hockey isn't a draw (980 avg fans NWHL :/) so they can't gripe for higher pay.

  • @nickdany9
    @nickdany9 7 лет назад +1

    Did she just say “two of the best leagues in the world” 😂😂😂

    • @ampmri2434
      @ampmri2434 5 лет назад

      What the puck is wrong with you?

  • @adamkaplan357
    @adamkaplan357 7 лет назад +7

    nwhl salary cap:250k
    nhl minimum salary: 525k
    oof lol

    • @abigail5484
      @abigail5484 7 лет назад +1

      Llama The NWHL is just starting out, and they can't become huge overnight. +The obvious part that they're women.

    • @brettpatterson404
      @brettpatterson404 3 года назад

      Only one of those is vastly over payed.

    • @fit.bygordo8951
      @fit.bygordo8951 2 года назад

      hmm let's see when the NHL started how many men were working parttime jobs pretty much all of them, leagues have to start somewhere. and the PHF is doing that now sooner they all get on board the sooner things will grow even more and yes, they will be able to play Hockey and only hockey, but the groundwork is being done now. go watch a game and actually support them.

  • @gordon2130
    @gordon2130 8 лет назад

    until the leagues unite, have the champions of both league to face each other

  • @BromeGrass
    @BromeGrass 7 лет назад +2

    Lmfao they literally sped the footage of the games up like 1.5x to make it look like it’s not slow af

  • @apagoogoo
    @apagoogoo 9 лет назад

    these women should watch the MLU vidblog called cleats and cufflinks. lots of ideas & strategies about organizing a burgeoning league with a marginal but growing fanbase.

  • @MontyQueues
    @MontyQueues 6 лет назад +1

    the women hockey league should just merge with the nhl

  • @sega32xxx14
    @sega32xxx14 4 года назад

    "We have a few investors that we actually don't like to go on the record talking about" So.... You have investors with enough money to throw in the toilet for what can only be their specific freak, or fetish... I mean obviously there's no way they even make 10% of that money back...

  • @DRE383
    @DRE383 Год назад

    apparently, Hillary Knight likes to physically pull other skaters down if they have the puck and she doesn't...

  • @visforvendetta1326
    @visforvendetta1326 8 лет назад +4

    Here is what I think merge the two league's and call it the WHL, for Women's Hockey League. I think the western Hockey league will have to take a back seat that this acronym rightfully belongs to professional women's hockey.

    • @cellybigtime1833
      @cellybigtime1833 8 лет назад +2

      Vis Forvendetta there is already a league called WHL you dum shit

    • @nickdany9
      @nickdany9 7 лет назад +1

      The western hockey league is way bigger than any women’s league lol

  • @carsonmaster4638
    @carsonmaster4638 6 лет назад

    lol never heard of nwhl until now

  • @leviathan-jy9rl
    @leviathan-jy9rl 9 лет назад +7

    They should try to get drafted by NHL teams. Maybe a couple of them would be successful.

    • @Tetrahedragon2
      @Tetrahedragon2 9 лет назад +7

      +leviathan 0000 They can't even make Junior C teams. I know it sounds crazy, but that's how much size, strength and speed matters, and, how vast the difference in talent between the men and women is.

    • @apagoogoo
      @apagoogoo 9 лет назад +2

      +Tetrahedragon2 goaltending is the exception. it's the most difficult position mentally, and i think women are perhaps better equipped to deal with that part of it than men (and i'm a guy who has played in net). i predict the first woman in the NHL will be a goalie.

    • @leviathan-jy9rl
      @leviathan-jy9rl 9 лет назад +1

      apagoogoo She already was, although she only played exhibition games en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manon_Rh%C3%A9aume

    • @Tetrahedragon2
      @Tetrahedragon2 9 лет назад +2

      apagoogoo Yes, goal tending is the exception, I'd love to see it personally, but I just think the physical demands and abilities of men still vastly out weigh that of women in that position too, to such an extent, that they'll never play there at the highest level either.

    • @ceemaiden8908
      @ceemaiden8908 8 лет назад +5

      +apagoogoo what? Women are more equipped to deal with it mentally? Da fuck? Have you even seen how women act in emergency situations? They lose their shit! I work at an ER I see this day in and day out.
      Women in the NHL is a terrible idea. First they wouldn't make it, there is no comparing women hockey players to NHL players, it's just a different level. Not to mention it wouldn't be fair to put the men in this situation, they would be walking on eggshells around the women because they wouldn't want to hurt them. Just awkward

  • @lqtrmcpvp7235
    @lqtrmcpvp7235 8 лет назад

    i live in buffalo ny

    • @ampmri2434
      @ampmri2434 5 лет назад

      I hear it's cold there.

  • @Ran-ng1eg
    @Ran-ng1eg 8 лет назад

    LOL and now the National Women's Hockey League has imposed salary cuts!

  • @EPiche09
    @EPiche09 7 дней назад

    It took 8 more years

  • @2011Oly
    @2011Oly 6 лет назад

    Rather go pay to watch a Jr. A boys game or Jr. B, cause they are trying so hard to get into the CHL, they'll do anything to win.

  • @issylwj6939
    @issylwj6939 8 лет назад

    The NWHL!!!!'

  • @Will-oc7cp
    @Will-oc7cp 6 лет назад

    Better guy highschool teams

  • @flammable4921
    @flammable4921 7 лет назад +1

    Isn't it funny how they copy the NHL unis?

  • @willpedersen5515
    @willpedersen5515 7 лет назад

    This is no better than midget aaa lol and those games are freeeeeeeeee

  • @NewCanadianTurtle
    @NewCanadianTurtle 9 лет назад +10

    Women's sports aren't as intense and exciting to watch as men's sports. There, I said it. Get triggered!

    • @ceemaiden8908
      @ceemaiden8908 8 лет назад +5

      +NewCanadianTurtle Watching women's hockey is just like watching the NHL... in slow motion.
      Boring as fuck!

    • @fletcher9618
      @fletcher9618 8 лет назад +4

      Sure, but much like AHL games and other lower leagues, tickets are much cheaper. If you can get a big enough fanbase you can watch some live hockey in a fun atmosphere at a 1/10 the price of NHL seats.

    • @cellybigtime1833
      @cellybigtime1833 8 лет назад +4

      BestChampify but no one watches women's hockey

    • @pocobull
      @pocobull 6 лет назад

      This line is so tired and boring. Nobody goes to watch women's sports, because no-one wants to watch them. It has zero to do with advertising, and funding. It has everything to do with personal taste.
      I watched some of the Canadian university hockey championships in Calgary a couple of years ago. The men's and women's finals were both played in the same arena on the same day. Both games were on Sportsnet, and it's the CIS so advertising would have been the same for both games. This should be a good barometer of what people prefer to watch, because Canadian college sports are not real high on anyone's list of preferred entertainment choices. So presumably given equal footing, both games should have had roughly equal attendances. The men's game, while hardly being a sellout probably had 2000 people in the arena. The woman's game, had maybe 100 people.
      There was actually a Women's Television Sports Network in Canada a number of years ago. No-one remembers it, because it was only on the air for about 6 months. At it's peak, it had about 500 viewers on average. Not even women want to watch women's sports. I'm sorry, but women's sports are at best a niche sport, but probably not even that. If you like watching women's sports, fine go ahead. However, don't think that any amount of funding, advertising, or television broadcasting is ever going to raise women's sports to the same level of popularity in the minds of sports fans as men's sports will.

    • @controlshift975
      @controlshift975 6 лет назад +1

      If you keep wanting it to be like a mens game, that won't happen until the MEN who run hockey from the IOC down allow women to at the very least check. . Can't you enjoy it for what it is? I guess you don;t have that capacity. I look at motor sport...Formula 1 is like men's and NASCAR is like women's...two car races with different fan bases.

  • @ellencaroline8489
    @ellencaroline8489 5 лет назад

    The reality should be that women play the same night as men, and the two games alternate. That would be such a show and couples and families would definitely get into it when they see the gender equality. It is Canadas national sport and the men bein famous is nooooottt fair.

    • @jeremygabriel2421
      @jeremygabriel2421 2 года назад

      Cry a river. WOMEN need to support it. Men don’t have to do ish. Men created the sport. Do your part and figure out how to make more money. Ur a strong, independent creature, aren’t you?