Cheating allegations cloud Major Hockey League's first season
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Major league of hockey faces criticism ahead of launch
In a bold move aiming to offer a fresh take on hockey, the Major League of Hockey (MLH) is set to launch in North America this November as a 3-on-3 league.
However, despite its innovative format, the MLH is quickly becoming notorious not for its gameplay, but for the growing chorus of skeptics labeling it a hub of fraudulent operations.
The league, which hopes to serve as an alternative to the NHL, promises a lively blend of seasoned veterans and entry-level players, operating under a $30 million salary cap.
Yet, this promise is overshadowed by controversy surrounding its organizational practices.
Allegations of Dubious Practices
Andrew Brewer, a prominent figure in hockey coaching and technology, has voiced serious concerns about the MLH's operational tactics.
Andrew Brewer, a prominent figure in hockey coaching and technology, has voiced serious concerns about the MLH's operational tactics.
According to Brewer, the league charges players a fee to try out, refunding only half if they make the team, an approach he criticizes as both "laughably insane & unprofessional."
" This is laughably insane & unprofessional
Running paid tryout camps in a league with a supposed 30 Million salary cap and you get refunded 50% if you make the team but you get free snacks!
I can't believe this is still alive! "
These comments have sparked significant backlash, casting doubts on the league's credibility and professional integrity.
Despite the skepticism, the MLH continues to assert that it will begin its inaugural season in November.
However, the combination of the tryout fees, the conditional refund policy, and the modest starting salary cap raises questions about the league's financial structure and its appeal to professional players.
As the launch date approaches, the league's ability to address these criticisms and substantiate its claims will be crucial in determining whether it can establish itself as a legitimate and respected entity in the world of professional hockey.
Source: House of Hockey
Major League Hockey is possibly being exposed for major fraud
Major League Hockey is possibly being exposed for major fraud
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3 AOUT | 17 ANSWERS Cheating allegations cloud Major Hockey League's first season Is the MLH a fraud league? | ||
| Yes | 10 | 58.8 % |
| No | 7 | 41.2 % |
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