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Daryl Watts will earn $150,000 next season.
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The National Women’s Hockey League has released the details for the 2021-22 regular season, the seventh season in league history.
Teams will play a total of 60 games over a 19-week period, with all six teams competing a total of 20 times. Each team will have 10 home and 10 away contests, with four games against each opponent.
The first puck is set to drop on Saturday, Nov. 6, launching a big opening weekend with every team in action.
The opening games include a rematch of the Isobel Cup Championship final between the Boston Pride and the visiting Minnesota Whitecaps. Also that weekend, the Buffalo Beauts will host the Toronto Six and the Metropolitan Riveters will take on the visiting Connecticut Whale.
More information on the season seven broadcasts, in addition to the pre-season schedule, playoff dates, and special event information, will be announced in the coming weeks.
The FULL 2021-22 NWHL Season Schedule is HERE! 60 games beginning on November 6th 🚨
— NWHL (@NWHL) August 5, 2021
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