For years women's pro hockey has had two professional leagues. The CWHL, and the NWHL. You would be absolutely hard-pressed to find anyone who thought that was a good idea. Coaches, players, even commissioners all agreed, in order for the game to grow you needed one league with all the best female players in the world in it. Then on March 31st the bomb dropped. The CWHL, announced that they were seizing operations. Saying that their business model is "economically unsustainable".But that turned out to be nothing compared to what happened next. More than 200 women from the now defunct CWHL and the one remaining league the NWHL banded together and released a statement."We will not play in ANY professional leagues in North America this season until we get the resources that professional hockey demands and deserves? It's time for a long-term viable professional league that will showcase the greatest product of women's professional hockey in the world." #ForTheGameThen another twist to the story. Anya Battaglino the current director of the NWHL Players' Association joined the podcast and divulged some new information. The NWHL is in the process of offering it's players a new contract, the highlight would be a 50/50 revenue split. Battaglino is on record saying she doesn't believe in the boycott and thinks it sets the game backwards.Sarah Nurse is one of the 200 players who are part of the "for the Game" movement. Sarah shares how the movement got started and how terrifying the process has been. She also reveals the abuse she has taken on social media for taking this stance.