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It's unsurprising Minnesota's attendance would be doing so well by virtue of having an established deep hockey culture and by far the biggest arena in the league.
New York might just be a really bad fit for the league but yeah for a women's league, the average overall attendance being 4,705 is not bad at all. Especially with smaller arenas and lower rent. Keeping the league to 6 teams is also very smart play because it keeps contracts and running costs lower for a league that desperately needs to minimize gross expidenture in the early years.
A TV deal in the US isn't a be all end all, especially if YouTube is serving as a free and cheap alternative too. This year isn't gonna tell us if the league will be financially viable in the long run; that will rely on season 2 and 3 and whether they do end up getting a TV deal at some point
New York might just be a really bad fit for the league but yeah for a women's league, the average overall attendance being 4,705 is not bad at all. Especially with smaller arenas and lower rent. Keeping the league to 6 teams is also very smart play because it keeps contracts and running costs lower for a league that desperately needs to minimize gross expidenture in the early years.
A TV deal in the US isn't a be all end all, especially if YouTube is serving as a free and cheap alternative too. This year isn't gonna tell us if the league will be financially viable in the long run; that will rely on season 2 and 3 and whether they do end up getting a TV deal at some point