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Major League Hockey

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Major League Hockey (MLH)
SportIce hockey
Founded2024; 0 years ago (2024)
No. of teams16
CountriesUnited States, Canada
ContinentNorth America

Major League Hockey (MLH) is a professional ice hockey league set to launch in North America in the fall of 2024. Distinguished by its unique three-on-three format throughout the entirety of each game, MLH stands apart from traditional leagues like the NHL, AHL, and ECHL.[1][2]

Format and Structure[edit]

MLH games will diverge from traditional ice hockey by featuring continuous three-on-three gameplay, rather than the conventional five-on-five. Each game will consist of 24 minutes, divided by an intermission, streamlining the action and focus on skill and speed. The league will operate under a salary cap of $30 million per team, averaging approximately $2.1 million per player if distributed evenly across the standard 14-player roster (12 skaters and two goalies).

Teams[edit]

The league will include 16 teams across notable markets in both the United States and Canada. American teams will be located in states including New York, California, Minnesota, Arizona, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, and Florida. Canadian teams will be based in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Quebec, and Ontario. Some regions will host two teams, though specific locations are yet to be confirmed.

Player Composition and Recruitment[edit]

MLH is set to feature a diverse player base, including three marquee players per team—world-class professionals with experience in North America, Europe, or Russia. The remainder of each roster will be filled by players from the NCAA, Canadian Sports Plus, and major junior leagues from the US, Canada, and Europe. Qualified women players are also eligible for recruitment, ensuring a broad talent pool.

Financial Incentives[edit]

Teams will receive a $100,000 bonus for each game win, which will be distributed among players and coaching staff, fostering a competitive and rewarding environment.

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. Marine, Mega (2023-04-04). "Major League Hockey (MLH): A New Era in Ice Hockey". ship machinery parts. Retrieved 2024-05-10.
  2. Cerullo, Chris. "Report: 3-on-3 pro hockey league coming to North America this fall with $30 million salary cap". RMNB. RMNB.

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