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The NHL does not get any less crazy now that the trade deadline has past. There is just under 20 games left and every playoff push is in do or die mode. The PWHL is also heading toward the end of its season, with around 10 games remaining for each team.
There will be no shortage of hockey action so let us dive into it. PWHL coming to a TV near you A huge first is happening in the PWHL. For the first time in the league’s young history, the PWHL will be broadcast on national TV.
The league announced that it has partnered with Scripps Sports, which is known for its broadcasting of women’s sports. The game will be broadcasted on the ION station. For now, this partnership is only a one game deal, but hopefully it will lead to a full time one.
The nationally broadcasted game will be the March 28th game between the New York Sirens and the Montreal Victoire. The game continues the “Takeover Tour” that the league has been on, going to several different NHL cities to showcase the new league. It will be a good game because, as of now (Tuesday, March 17), the Sirens are on the outside of the playoffs looking in.
But the team is only one point back of a spot, looking to get to the playoffs for the first time. On the opposite side, the Victoire are three points back of first place and are looking to make it two consecutive seasons in the playoffs. Both teams will have seven games left after the nationally televised affair and it could play a key role in playoff seeding.
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