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Halifax becomes the first team to reach the U21 minute requirement for the 2026 Season
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Halifax becomes the first team to reach the U21 minute requirement for the 2026 Season

Some other tidbits:

  • Halifax becomes the first team eligible for the playoffs. Will they make the playoffs is a whole different thing though.
  • Cavalry has used up all 1000 of their loan minutes on Adam Pearlman and will need to look elsewhere for the rest of the requirement.
  • Inter Toronto with the least amount will need 68 U21 minutes per game to reach the requirement.
  • Kian Proctor, Adam Pearlman and Hoce Massunda have all played 1000+ minutes among the eligible players so far.
u/Brytor- — 2 days ago
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With the World Cup over, do you still believe that the CPL is going to fold at any point?

While the creation of the CPL helped Canada get the bid to co-host the 2026 World Cup, I still see the odd comment saying the CPL is going to fold now that the World Cup is over. Whether that's due to attendance issues, lack of development, infrastructure problems and teams folding etc. So I'm curious if anyone still believes if this league is going to stick around in the long term or not.

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u/Brytor- — 1 month ago