The National Hockey League, known for its fast-paced action and fierce competition, has a scheduling quirk that sets it apart from many other sports leagues: the frequent occurrence of back-to-back games with travel.
For avid hockey fans, this scheduling strategy may seem like a double-edged sword—providing more action but raising questions about player well-being.
In this blog post, we delve into the reasons Why does NHL schedule so many back to back games with travel.
From the logistics of managing geographically dispersed teams to considerations about player fatigue and injury risks, there’s a method to this apparent madness.