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Record-Breaking Attendance at PWHL Game Sparks Expansion Hopes in Detroit

Detroit draws record crowd for PWHL game, fueling speculation about potential expansion into the city next season.

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The PWHL saw a record attendance in Detroit with over 14,000 fans, igniting hopes for expansion in the city. The league is conducting a Takeover Tour to evaluate new markets including Denver, Seattle, and Vancouver. A decision on expansion is anticipated by early April as the league considers market size and local support. BYD's advancement in EV charging technology and the tragic passing of actor Gene Hackman and his wife have also drawn attention in recent news cycles.

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The recent PWHL game in Detroit drew 14,288 fans, breaking the U.S. attendance record for a professional women's hockey game. This surpasses the previous record of 14,018 fans set in Denver earlier this year.

The PWHL considers factors such as market size, potential support, and opportunities for partnerships with local businesses when evaluating potential expansion markets.

The PWHL is expected to announce its decision on expansion by early April.

Cities being considered for PWHL expansion alongside Detroit include Denver, Seattle, Vancouver, Pittsburgh, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia.

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