A league name and logo, cities where teams will be located and a game schedule top Stan Kasten’s to\u002Ddo list.
After PWHPA membership voted to ratify the CBA collective bargaining agreement Sunday, Kasten said the first person he called was PWHPA lead and Hockey Hall of Famer Jayna Hefford.
The NHL has owned the rights to the trademark “WNHL” for over two decades, but Kasten would not reveal if it is a name under consideration for the women’s league. “Yes, it’s going to cost Mark a lot of money, but Mark was determined to do this. We think it’ll pay off eventually. The main other thing you need to know about Mark, we didn’t plan for this to be short term.Walter is also a co-owner of the Premier League’s Chelsea Football Club, has an ownership stake in the NBA’s Los Angeles Lakers and also owns the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks.
“I think really believed he could help create some change here and support female athletes that really needed it. Based on things that he’s done, he’s not afraid to invest in things.”The players at the bargaining table included Canadian team members Sarah Nurse and Brianne Jenner and U.S. players Kendall Coyne Schofield and Hilary Knight.
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