Speaker 1: Welcome to Good Game with Sarah Spain, where we're learning
Speaker 1: how to correctly pronounce Lily Johannes's Dutch club Ijax not
Speaker 1: a Jacks, Stupid American. Thanks to regular listen Hagi Litzer
Speaker 1: for the heads up. It's Wednesday, November thirteenth, and on
Speaker 1: today's show, we're gonna get you ready for the second
Speaker 1: season of the Pro Women's Hockey League with some p
Speaker 1: WHL one oh one led by Alex our resident hockey expert,
Speaker 1: plus the Juicy Three, the Citrus Squad, and Accidental Dollporn.
Speaker 1: It's all coming up right after this welcome back slices.
Speaker 1: Here's what you need to know today. In college soccer,
Speaker 1: the sixty four team NCUABLEA D one bracket is set.
Speaker 1: Thirty teams automatically qualified for the twenty twenty four NC
Speaker 1: Double Attorney aka the College Cup via their conference championship,
Speaker 1: while thirty four programs received at large bids. Duke, Southern cal,
Speaker 1: Florida State, and Mississippi State all received number one seeds
Speaker 1: in the tournament. FSU are the defending champs. They beat
Speaker 1: Stanford five to one last season, securing the program's second
Speaker 1: national championship in three years and fourth in program history.
Speaker 1: To win the title, you gotta win six games. The
Speaker 1: first round gets underway this weekend, and the tournament continues
Speaker 1: till the national championship game Monday, December ninth. Will link
Speaker 1: to the full bracket and schedule in the show notes.
Speaker 1: In College Basketball News, USC sophomore sensation Juju Watkins has
Speaker 1: a docu series about to drop. The series, titled On
Speaker 1: the Rise, Juju Watkins explores the Watts Natives connection to
Speaker 1: her family and to the southern Los Angeles community she
Speaker 1: grew up in, plus how both play a role in
Speaker 1: the success she's seen on and off the hardwood. Watkins,
Speaker 1: who calls herself an introvert, told The Hollywood Reporter that
Speaker 1: the series will quote give people more insight into who
Speaker 1: I am, my values, and my story because I take
Speaker 1: so much pride in it end quote. Per Boardroom. She's
Speaker 1: the first women's college hooper to star in and executive
Speaker 1: produce her own show. The other executive producers are Rich
Speaker 1: Paul's Clutch Sports, Lebron James Uninterrupted, and four four forty.
Speaker 1: The series premieers on November twenty third at three pm
Speaker 1: Eastern on NBC, right before USC squares off with Notre
Speaker 1: Dame More College hoops News. Onward State, a student run
Speaker 1: news outlet at Penn State University, published a story on
Speaker 1: Monday detailing allegations of player harassment and trauma by Penn
Speaker 1: State head coach Carolyn Keeger. Before I dig into this,
Speaker 1: I just want to let you know there will be
Speaker 1: some mentions of suicide, Okay. So, Onward State conducted interviews
Speaker 1: with thirteen of Keeger's former players from Marquette, Keeger's previous
Speaker 1: coaching stop, and from Penn State. Three players spoke positively
Speaker 1: about Keeger, and two assistant coaches did as well, but
Speaker 1: the other ten players described playing for her as one
Speaker 1: of the worst experiences of their lives and that quote
Speaker 1: the culture Keeger instituted in her programs hurt many players'
Speaker 1: mental health, made multiple players suicidal, and incorporated aspects of racism,
Speaker 1: body shaming, bullying, and more end quote. Five players spoke
Speaker 1: on the record with Onward State, and eight others spoke
Speaker 1: but requested anonymity. Some cited fear of retribution from Keeger.
Speaker 1: Several players said they left their respective programs because of
Speaker 1: Keeger's behavior. Former Marquette player Danielle King said quote in
Speaker 1: my senior year, I was dealing with depressive thoughts and
Speaker 1: suicidal thoughts. I was talking to Keeger about it, and
Speaker 1: she dismissed it. And she basically talked me down to
Speaker 1: go into seeing the student counselor or the councilor on
Speaker 1: campus or whatever. And she was like, I just think
Speaker 1: you need to go to the gym more and basically
Speaker 1: shamed me in saying my work ethic was the reason
Speaker 1: why I was depressed. End quote. Former Penn State player
Speaker 1: Jada Travasio Green told Onward State that after tearing an
Speaker 1: ACL for the second time, taking a medical disqualification, and
Speaker 1: dealing with her father's terminal illness, she said in part
Speaker 1: that Keeger was incredibly understanding and supportive and quote made
Speaker 1: me feel like I was still important and a valued
Speaker 1: member of the team, even though I was not always around.
Speaker 1: End quote. A PSU athletic spokesperson released the following statement
Speaker 1: about the allegations. Quote, Penn State and Penn State Athletics
Speaker 1: take seriously any allegations of misconduct, and any reports are
Speaker 1: thoroughly reviewed. In addition, in her collegiate Athletics conducts annual
Speaker 1: student athletes surveys of its programs, as well as exit
Speaker 1: interviews with student athletes and staff members departing their respective
Speaker 1: sport programs. Based on direct feedback from student athletes, coach
Speaker 1: Keeger and the women's basketball staff provide a positive and
Speaker 1: inclusive environment with a focus on their development on and
Speaker 1: off the basketball court. End quote. We'll link to Onward
Speaker 1: State's full story in our show notes and keep you
Speaker 1: updated on this as more reporting comes out to WNBA News.
Speaker 1: The Chicago Sky introduced new head coach Tyler Marsh on Tuesday,
Speaker 1: and there are some cute shots of the former Las
Speaker 1: Vegas Ace's assistant walking into wind Trust Arena holding his
Speaker 1: two year old son in his arms as they checked
Speaker 1: out the JumboTron with his face on it. We'll link
Speaker 1: to those in our show notes. When asked about his
Speaker 1: biggest off season priority for the Sky, Marsh said, quote, shooting.
Speaker 1: We want shooting and lots of it. End quote. Sky
Speaker 1: Forward in front of the show, Elizabeth Williams was sitting
Speaker 1: next to Marsha at the presser. She has not attempted
Speaker 1: a single three point shot in her ten season WNBA career,
Speaker 1: but Marsh turned to her and said quote Liz, We're
Speaker 1: going to get you shooting some threes too. End quote.
Speaker 1: In Hockey News. On Tuesday, the PWHL announced the launch
Speaker 1: of PWHL Media House, a new media venture created to
Speaker 1: boost conversation and content around women's hockey while also putting
Speaker 1: players in the spotlight. As part of PWHL Media House,
Speaker 1: the league acquired the jockson Jills podcast, featuring co host
Speaker 1: Tessa Bonham and Julia Toscherry. The first episode of season
Speaker 1: two went live on Tuesday, detailing more about the POD's
Speaker 1: new home, reactions to the recent Jersey releases, and more.
Speaker 1: Hockey fans be sure to subscribe. Also check out iHeart
Speaker 1: Women's Sports new pod mom Sue Puck with Madison and
Speaker 1: Anya Packer. Much more on the PWHL later in the show.
Speaker 1: In Golf News, WNBA Rookie of the Year, Caitlin Clark
Speaker 1: is hitting the links tomorrow at the Onica LPGA Pro
Speaker 1: Am in bel Air, Florida, presented by Gainbridge. She scheduled
Speaker 1: the tee off at seven am Eastern. She's going to
Speaker 1: compete alongside world number one Nelly cor and golf legend
Speaker 1: Anica Sorenstam. The Golf Channel is going to offer highlights,
Speaker 1: live look ins, and preview coverage of the pro am,
Speaker 1: including a live stream of Clark's warm up range session
Speaker 1: featured on various social media channels and in round walk
Speaker 1: and talk with her and more. The LPGA Tour event
Speaker 1: at Theonico runs Tomorrow through Sunday, the seventeenth. Last year,
Speaker 1: American Lily Avoo took home the trophy I mentioned Gambridge.
Speaker 1: There they joined the Women's Sports Foundation and the Athlete
Speaker 1: Partnership Platform Parody for the second annual Parity Week by Gainbridge,
Speaker 1: a nationwide movement intended to celebrate and amplify girls and women.
Speaker 1: So Gainbridge, Parody and the Women's Sports Foundation awarded a
Speaker 1: total of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in grants
Speaker 1: to twenty one organizations that support girls and women through
Speaker 1: athletics and education. And in addition to the grants, Parody
Speaker 1: Week includes two anchor women's sports events sponsored by Gainbridge,
Speaker 1: the AICA Tournament I just told you about and the
Speaker 1: Billy Jean Kingcup by Gainbridge, which Alex and I told
Speaker 1: you will be attending next week. And by the way,
Speaker 1: the BJK Cup Finals begin today in Malaga, Spain, with
Speaker 1: twelve countries battling it out on the hard courts the
Speaker 1: last women's tennis trophy of the season. Canada, Australia, Checchia
Speaker 1: and Italy have each earned bys, while the US and
Speaker 1: seven other teams will play matches this week looking to
Speaker 1: earnest spot in the quarterfinals. The US plays Slovakia tomorrow.
Speaker 1: We're gonna take a quick break when we come back.
Speaker 1: Alex gets you up to speed ahead of the second
Speaker 1: season of the PWHL. Welcome back Slices. It's time for
Speaker 1: a little PWHL one oh one, which means it's time
Speaker 1: for Alex sixplains.
Speaker 2: I have been waiting for this moment my whole life,
Speaker 2: and I guarantee that you are going to learn something new,
Speaker 2: whether you have been watching women's hockey since day one
Speaker 2: or are new to the PWHL.
Speaker 1: All right now, how many PWHL teams are there?
Speaker 2: There are currently six teams in the PWHL. You've got
Speaker 2: three in KNA the Toronto Scepters, Ottawa Charge and Montreal Victoire,
Speaker 2: plus three in the US the Minnesota Frost, Boston Ish
Speaker 2: Fleet and the New York Ish Sirens. And as Sarah
Speaker 2: learned while hosting a panel at the espnW summit last month.
Speaker 2: The league is planning to expand to include another two
Speaker 2: teams as early as next season.
Speaker 1: Hold up, hold up, why the ish for New York
Speaker 1: and Boston?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, in season one, New York played most of
Speaker 2: its home games in Connecticut, and this year they're playing
Speaker 2: at the Prudential Center in New Jersey, two places that
Speaker 2: are arguably not in New York. Meanwhile, the Boston Fleet
Speaker 2: play in Lowell, which is very much not Boston. That said,
Speaker 2: as someone who lives closer to Loll than Boston, I'm
Speaker 2: not complaining.
Speaker 1: So that's cool and all. But when did the PWHL.
Speaker 2: Start just under a year ago? Season one officially began
Speaker 2: on January first, twenty twenty four, and it wrapped up
Speaker 2: in June. Season two going to be a little bit longer.
Speaker 2: Training camps are already underway right now and games start
Speaker 2: on November thirtieth. The regular season goes until May third,
Speaker 2: followed by the playoffs.
Speaker 1: Wowsers. So, if the PWHL is only one year old,
Speaker 1: I guess that means women's pro hockey is pretty new, right.
Speaker 2: You could not be more wrong. So let's break it down,
Speaker 2: because people have been trying to make women's pro hockey
Speaker 2: happen for longer than me and Miish have been alive,
Speaker 2: and the result has been a whole lot of acronym soup.
Speaker 2: A few years ago I did a deep dive on
Speaker 2: the history of women's pro hockey, and here's the abridge version.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to nineteen eighty eight. It was the
Speaker 2: year that Doppler radar was invented. The Summer and Winter
Speaker 2: Olympics were still being held. In the same year, Wekleyfield
Speaker 2: in Chicago got lights and held its first ever night game.
Speaker 2: What a time to be alive. And in New York,
Speaker 2: a guy named Donald Wilson wanted to start a twenty
Speaker 2: sixteen women's pro hockey league that would pay players one
Speaker 2: thousand dollars a week. And remember this is nineteen eighty
Speaker 2: eight money. So let's just set the scene here. Nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty eight, two years before the first ever women's hockey
Speaker 2: World Championship and ten years before women's hockey would be
Speaker 2: added to the Olympics. So if we're being totally honest,
Speaker 2: even as fans of women's sports, this idea was pretty
Speaker 2: bonkers and the league, which would have been called the
Speaker 2: United States Professional Hockey League, never got off the ground.
Speaker 2: So let's fast forward ten years later. It's nineteen ninety eight,
Speaker 2: and ahead of the debut of women's hockey at the Olympics,
Speaker 2: a guy named Ed Saunders tried to launch another league. Now,
Speaker 2: the idea actually got a lot of news coverage and
Speaker 2: top players in the world were super interested in it,
Speaker 2: but without tangible support from either USA Hockey or the NHL,
Speaker 2: the idea didn't go anywhere, just given how much it
Speaker 2: costs to operate a league. But even then, people knew
Speaker 2: that women's hockey was a really good idea. It's probably
Speaker 2: why the NHL trademarked the name WNHL all the way
Speaker 2: back in nineteen ninety eight, even if they have never
Speaker 2: made moves to actually launch the league itself. So for
Speaker 2: the next two decades or so, we're talking early two thousands,
Speaker 2: there weren't very many opportunities to make money playing hockey
Speaker 2: after gradu waiting from college, Lots of players had to
Speaker 2: pay to keep playing, whether it was for ice time
Speaker 2: or travel costs. And we're talking about the best players
Speaker 2: in the world. Even national team members were struggling to
Speaker 2: make ends meet. During the late nineties and early two thousands,
Speaker 2: the landscape was pretty bleak. One of the only post
Speaker 2: grad leagues was the NWHL.
Speaker 1: Wait the NWHL, I thought that came around in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 2: Nope, but also yes, the first NWHL was founded in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety nine, and that one was based in Canada,
Speaker 2: but most players in that league had to pay to play. Eventually,
Speaker 2: that NWHL folded in two thousand and seven, but just
Speaker 2: a few months later, the CWHL that one stands for
Speaker 2: Canadian Women's Hockey League was born. I told you we
Speaker 2: were making acronym soup today. Now that was a nonprofit
Speaker 2: organization and players still weren't getting paid. But to be clear,
Speaker 2: the hockey was really good. The talent was strong, but
Speaker 2: so many players weren't able to make the financial side
Speaker 2: of things work that they had to stop playing entirely.
Speaker 2: The landscape started to change in twenty fifteen, when for
Speaker 2: the second time, the NWHL was founded. This is the
Speaker 2: one that you're talking about, Sarah. This time it was
Speaker 2: a league in the United States, and it made history
Speaker 2: as the first women's hockey league to pay players. Lots
Speaker 2: of the biggest names in the game quickly signed on,
Speaker 2: including Hillary Knight, who led the Boston Pride to the
Speaker 2: inaugural NWHL title in twenty sixteen. But behind the scenes
Speaker 2: things were pretty suss. The NWHL ended up slashing player
Speaker 2: salaries midway through season two, and players were dealing with
Speaker 2: really unprofessional conditions. They didn't have basic equipment, facilities, medical staff.
Speaker 2: During most of the league's history, they were only making
Speaker 2: a couple thousand dollars each season. There was a players association,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't unionized, and it took until season eight
Speaker 2: for players to receive health insurance, so for nearly everyone involved,
Speaker 2: hockey still wasn't their full time job, not the players,
Speaker 2: not coaches, not staff, and because of that, teams could
Speaker 2: only practice a couple times a week in play games
Speaker 2: on the weekend. The best players in the world were
Speaker 2: pretty much split between the NWHL and the US and
Speaker 2: the CWHL in Canada, but in twenty nineteen, the CWHL
Speaker 2: announced that it was shutting down rather than just signing
Speaker 2: on with the NWHL. Though in May of that year,
Speaker 2: about two hundred players announced that they would be sitting
Speaker 2: out the upcoming season instead of playing in the NWHL
Speaker 2: that led to the creation of a new organization, the PWHPA,
Speaker 2: a group of players mostly from Canada and the US
Speaker 2: who wanted to see something new built. The years that
Speaker 2: followed were honestly pretty strange, because the NWHL continued to
Speaker 2: chug along. It rebranded as the PHF and brought in
Speaker 2: new ownership, which resulted in some solid improvements to pay,
Speaker 2: benefits and resources. All while hundreds of players in the
Speaker 2: PWHPA refused to play in the league. And while plenty
Speaker 2: of narratives pitted the players of the PWHPA against players
Speaker 2: of the PHF, reality was of course far more complicated.
Speaker 2: What everyone involved wanted was better pay, playing conditions, and resources.
Speaker 2: It all came down to a difference in vision approach,
Speaker 2: and for players of the PWHPA that meant withholding their labor.
Speaker 2: That brings us to twenty twenty two, when it was
Speaker 2: reported that the PWHPA had entered an agreement with Billy
Speaker 2: Jean King Enterprises and the Mark Walter Group to explore
Speaker 2: the launch of a new professional women's hockey league, and
Speaker 2: just over a year later it was made official. During
Speaker 2: the course of a very tumultuous couple of days last year,
Speaker 2: players from the PWHPA voted to ratify a collective bargaining
Speaker 2: agreement after months of negotiating, and at the same time
Speaker 2: ownership of the new league. The PWHL announced that they
Speaker 2: had bought out the PHF. The timeline for all of
Speaker 2: this was pretty wild. Reminder, this was the summer of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three when the league announced its plans to
Speaker 2: launch in January of twenty twenty four, and six months
Speaker 2: later they did just that.
Speaker 3: Alex, you are a proper hockey historian. That was really impressive.
Speaker 3: But what I really want to know is who are
Speaker 3: the stars of the PWHL.
Speaker 2: Where to start. First of all, it's great finally seeing
Speaker 2: all of these players playing together under one league. So
Speaker 2: of course, you've got the player who could probably get
Speaker 2: elected as the next Prime Minister of Canada. That's Marie
Speaker 2: Philippe Pulen. She's the leader of the veteran group of players,
Speaker 2: Hillary Knight, Kendall Quinschofield, Natalie Spooner, Brian Jenner. Now, these
Speaker 2: players have been through it during their post grad careers
Speaker 2: and they became stars of the game, mostly while playing
Speaker 2: for their respective national teams, because that was the most
Speaker 2: consistent way for fans to watch women's hockey for most
Speaker 2: of the last decade. But there is so much young
Speaker 2: talent in this league that has been fun to watch.
Speaker 2: You've got Minnesota's rookie duo now sophomore duo of Gray
Speaker 2: Sumwinkle and Taylor Heisei Boston Selina Mueller, who honestly kind
Speaker 2: of feels like a vet given that she's been around
Speaker 2: the international game for over a decade. And then you've
Speaker 2: got this year's number one draft pick, Sarah Fillier, who
Speaker 2: will play her rookie year for New York.
Speaker 1: Okay, so, if we're coming in looking for the underdog
Speaker 1: and the favorite who's won a championship in the PWHL, Minnesota, Baby.
Speaker 2: They won the inaugural p WHL title, defeating Boston in
Speaker 2: a thrilling five game series.
Speaker 3: All Right, I feel a little dumb, but I need
Speaker 3: you to tell me what are the rules?
Speaker 2: All Right? You've got all the basic hockey rules, off sides,
Speaker 2: icing face offs, but the PWHL also has a few
Speaker 2: innovative rules too. And the refs wear purple stripes on
Speaker 2: their jerseys, not orange. Kind of hard to see sometimes,
Speaker 2: but I love the innovation. You've also got the jail
Speaker 2: break rule. Here's how it works. Normally in hockey. If
Speaker 2: Team A gets a penalty, team B goes on the
Speaker 2: power play, so it's five on four. If Team B scores,
Speaker 2: the power play ends and it goes back to five
Speaker 2: on five. But if Team A scores, nothing happens. They
Speaker 2: still play shorthanded for the remainder of the penalty. But
Speaker 2: the PWHL decided to change things up. If the short
Speaker 2: handed team scores, the player in the penalty box gets
Speaker 2: to go free, hence the jail break name. The idea
Speaker 2: behind the rule change is to incentivize teams to be
Speaker 2: more aggressive on the penalty kill. And let's also talk
Speaker 2: body contact real quick. There is a misconception that women's
Speaker 2: talk he is a non contact sport, though anyone who's
Speaker 2: seen a single minute of a game will quickly learn
Speaker 2: that that is not accurate. However, the PWHL does allow
Speaker 2: way more contact than previous women's hockey leagues. We're going
Speaker 2: to go to the rules here at number fifty two,
Speaker 2: which says contact is allowed when quote there is a
Speaker 2: clear intention of playing the puck or attempting to gain
Speaker 2: possession of the puck.
Speaker 1: More contact. I'm in. I'm feeling good about this league.
Speaker 1: How and where can I watch Alex?
Speaker 2: Season two starts on November thirtieth. Full broadcast plans haven't
Speaker 2: been announced yet for season two, so I'll keep you posted.
Speaker 1: Something tells me we're going to put him in the
Speaker 1: show notes when we get him. Thanks, Alex, love it.
Speaker 1: I learned a ton. I'm so excited for this upcoming season.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk to some faves from the league
Speaker 1: for sure as we as we get going on season
Speaker 1: two as well, we got to take another break when
Speaker 1: we come back. We love slices who do their homework.
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