u/Firm_Principle_2526

I have notice that in some games a lot of players don't do much in scrums or anything when it comes to be confronting a player who takes a penalty on their teammate including their goalie. Sometimes they get close but it ends there.

Does not being allowed to fight at any level of women's hockey have an influence on confrontations like that in general?

Do you think that it is more the fact that people have an expectations of hockey players to act a certain way in reaction to something happening to their goalie or teammates but most PWHL players would rather have the referees do their jobs than get physically confrontation?

Does anyone see these interactions increasing, decreasing or staying the same in the future? Would fans prefer that they just let the referees deal with it or that they try and stand up for teammates? I know a lot of PWHL fans don't like the violent aspect of hockey or hockey being too physical.

Is anyone aware of some amazing hockey players that could maybe one day become PWHL players in the near or distant future? Including child hockey players people call "phenoms".

I have heard of Nela lopušanová, how good at hockey she was when she was younger and currently and how she has potential to be a star if she chooses to join the PWHL around 2030. Anymore?

How do you think the PWHL affects youth hockey and how will that affect the PWHL in return?

Also, opinions on the current gameplay and if and how players will play the game differently in the future.

I am curious about what people's thoughts on the current culture surrounding hockey in the PWHL (including the players and fans).

Also what do you think of how the game will look like in a few years times vs a few decades in the future (though I know that is usually extremely hard to predict).