PHWL Minnesota is gearing up for their trade deadline and roster freeze, following the NHL's recent deadline. The roster freeze was rescheduled due to postponed games and will take place on March 18, with the freeze beginning on March 19. This allows released players a chance to join other teams. The league, like the NHL, enforces a freeze with specific player limits and exceptions. PHWL Minnesota recently activated a long-term injured player, Sydney Brodt, who made an impact on her return.

The Big Picture

The PWHL aligns its roster rules with the NHL but with unique timings, showcasing how the league adapts established norms to suit its operations.

By the Numbers
  • PHWL roster freeze: March 18 deadline, March 19 start
  • Teams can have 23 regular contract players and 3 reserve players during the freeze
State of Play
  • PHWL Minnesota recently activated long-term injured player Sydney Brodt
  • The team has been performing well, winning the last four games
What's Next

As the league expands, more player movements are expected during future deadlines, potentially leading to more exciting trades and transfers.

Bottom Line

PHWL Minnesota's adherence to the NHL's rules while adding its unique touch highlights the league's evolution and potential for increased activity in upcoming trade deadlines.