The National Hockey League (NHL) is a dynamic and competitive sports league with teams spanning North America. While hockey’s heart beats loudest in Canada and northern U.S. states, a striking phenomenon stands out: some states host not just one, but multiple NHL teams.
From the bustling metropolises of New York to the sunny shores of California, the presence of multiple franchises sparks curiosity. What fuels this phenomenon?
In this blog post, we embark on an exploration of why certain states boast the privilege of housing multiple NHL teams.
Behind this intriguing development are a multitude of factors – from population density and historical legacy to fierce rivalries and economic viability.