Since Covid the good people of Boston have lost the critical skill of “taking off your god damn enormous backpack and holding it if the train is packed”
As Sirens General Manager Pascal Daoust and Makenna Webster both mentioned in their media availabilities today, I can confirm that the Sirens have DOUBLED the number of season ticket members from just last season! Super exciting news for the team! #PWHL
@SaraCivian Wrong, you shouldn’t show any interest in another persons inner life unless you can tell within 10 minutes of the first date that you’re soulmates, otherwise it’s manipulation
I feel like not enough people taking part in the Fleet discourse are grasping the following:
- the population of Lowell is around 120,000
- during the time of day that players would be commuting to/from weekday games, it would take at least an hour for them to get to Lowell
@zaptrac@WhobutWBMarci Yeah most of them were already living in either Boston neighborhoods or close surrounding suburbs (accessible). They’re def not living in like, Framingham
I get being disappointed but the idea that Lowell made sense long term for a pro team in the top league of any sport, men’s or women’s, is divorced from the reality of sports business. When we have a dev league, the AHL equivalent should def be in Lowell though.
@ThorSUU Also I didn’t say they never lost. I said they had players who would eat drywall about it. And I can promise you there was drywall suffering after that game…certainly nobody said “it sucks but now I can rest my wittle baby ankle 😇”