Beyond The Slow Growth Model
In a press release distributed via LinkedIn on May 23, the NWHLPA announced that it had reached an agreement with the league on a form contract that “includes significant improvements to player benefits.”
Many people who have witnessed Annie and I in the midst of preparing WHW can attest that it makes both of us very cranky. Putting together today’s edition was extra specially annoying.
The NWHL made some announcements over the past two weeks. Unlike in previous years where this would have mostly been noticed by the regulars covering women’s hockey and no one else, the current state of women’s hockey means that the NWHL is getting coverage every time they sneeze.