editor/founder of the victory press, gay married with five cats, women's hockey & media criticism
![The Post-Capitalist Sports Future: Sports Cryptocurrency Tokens are the Natural Conclusion of an Economy That Is About Nothing [PART 1]](/content/images/2022/01/shubham-dhage-dVcXOkpp3fk-unsplash.jpg)
The cryptocurrency/NFT and web3 movements are just the latest attempt to begin what is essentially enclosure of digital "space" in order to monetize it.
These Olympics probably shouldn't be taking place due to the ongoing pandemic, but that said, it looks like the tournament will be proceeding as planned with 10 teams qualifying for the women's hockey tournament. Teams(When we have completed our preview for each team, it
If we take it as a given that abolishing capitalism and redistributing resources would improve the well-being of billions of people, how does sport as we know it fit into all of that? I think it would no longer be sport as we know it – and it would be something even more incredible.
The NHL has demonstrably done nothing substantive to address or investigate the underlying cultural issues that have made hockey toxic, insular, and rife with abuse. So why have campaigns like “Hockey is for Everyone” and You Can Play been covered so uncritically by the media?
As of November 2020, according to documents provided to the Victory Press, the then-NWHL's Board of Governors was in serious talks with Erika Nardini regarding her purchase of the Metropolitan Riveters as well as the Connecticut Whale and expansion rights to place a team in the Detroit area.
ROC vs. SwitzerlandA late third-period effort and Laura Zimmermann's overtime goal sent Switzerland to the semifinals following a shocking 3-2 win over ROC. Russia (ROC) dominated much of the game and limited Switzerland's chances through the opening forty minutes of play, but the Swiss rallied